Lover
derNounlover (loanword from English)
English translations
- 01
lover
- 02
sweetheart
- 03
boyfriend
- 04
girlfriend
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Liebhaber oder Geliebter.
- English meaning
- Lover
- German example
- Sie ist mein Lover.
- English example
- She is my lover.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Lover
- Plural Form
- die Lover
Related words
- Wollpullover
Wool sweater
- Pullover
Sweater
- Rollkragenpullover
A turtleneck sweater is a sweater with a high, folded-over collar that covers the neck.
- Philerast
lover, admirer (archaic)
- Pullunder
Sleeveless sweater
- Buhle
Sweetheart, lover
- Buhle
Sweetheart, lover
- Bodden
Bodden
- Kleeblatt
Cloverleaf
- Überrollbügel
A roll bar is a protective device installed in vehicles to protect the occupants in the event of a rollover.
- Bettgenossin
Bedmate, lover, roommate
- Mohair
Mohair
- Mohär
Mohair
- pieksig
Prickly
- anschmiegsam
cuddly, pliable
- löchrig
Full of holes, porous
- Nationalpark
National park
- Liebhaber
Lover
- Diamantgitter
Diamond lattice
- Fussel
Lint
- Handarbeit
Handicraft
- Haberer
Lover
- Überschlag
Rollover, flip
- Sweater
Sweater
- Masure
Masuria
- löcherig
Full of holes
- Garn
Yarn
- Garn
Yarn
- Regenpfeifer
Plover
- Kaschmir
cashmere
- Pulli
sweater
- Stricker
A knitter is a person who knits, i.e., creates textiles by interlocking loops of yarn.
- Gspusi
Lover, affair
- Hoodie
hoodie
- Kleeblättchen
Cloverleaf
- Katzenfreund
Cat lover
- Hundefreund
Dog lover
- Naturfreund
Nature lover
- Rolli
Turtleneck sweater
- Liebhaberin
Lover (female)
- meliert
Mottled, heathered
- dreiblättrig
Three-leaved means that something has three leaves.
- grottenhässlich
Hideously ugly
- schurwollen
Virgin wool
- Wolle
Wool
- Klee
Clover
- Fluse
Lint, fluff
- Schurwolle
Virgin wool is the term for wool that is shorn directly from the living sheep.
- Futterpflanze
Forage crop
Example sentences with “Lover”
Er ist ein leidenschaftlicher Lover. (He is a passionate lover.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'Lover' common in German?
Yes, it is used as a loanword, though 'Liebhaber' is the more traditional German term. It is a masculine noun (der Lover).