Papi
derNoundaddy
English translations
- 01
dad
- 02
daddy
Word details
- German meaning
- Eine umgangssprachliche Kurzform für Papa, Vater.
- English meaning
- Dad, Daddy
- German example
- Papi, kannst du mir bitte helfen?
- English example
- Dad, can you please help me?
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Papi
- Plural Form
- die Papis
Related words
- Papierindustrie
paper industry
- Papier
papers
- Papier
paper
- Papierstreicher
paperhanger
- Papierherstellung
paper production
- papierlos
paperless
- Papiertüte
paper bag
- Papierblume
paper flower
- Papiertonne
paper bin
- Papiertonne
wastepaper basket
- Papierflieger
Paper airplane
- Papiertaschentuch
paper handkerchief
- Papiertaschentuch
tissue
- Papierbogen
sheet of paper
- Papierschnittwunde
paper cut
- Millimeterpapier
millimeter paper
- Filterpapier
filter paper
- Sandpapier
sandpaper
- Fliegenpapier
flypaper
- Lackmuspapier
litmus paper
- Klopapierrolle
toilet paper roll
- Fotopapier
photographic paper
- Briefpapier
stationery
- Briefpapier
writing paper
- Papiersprache
Bureaucratic, complicated, and difficult-to-understand language often used in official documents.
- Papierschnittwunde
Paper cut
- Papierstreicher
Paper filer
- Papierschneider
Paper cutter
- Papierschnitzel
Scrap of paper, paper snippet
- Papier
paper
- papieren
Paper
- Papiertiger
Paper tiger
- Papierbogen
sheet of paper
- papierlos
paperless
- Papiertaschentuch
Tissue
- Papierblume
paper flower
- papiern
made of paper
- papierdeutsch
Bureaucratic German
- Papierindustrie
The paper industry encompasses all companies and processes involved in the production of paper and paper products.
- Papierflieger
Paper airplane
- Papierkram
Paperwork
- Papiertüte
Paper bag
- Papierbeutel
A paper bag is a bag made of paper, used for carrying or packaging items.
- Papiertasche
Paper bag
- Papiertonne
Paper recycling bin
- Papierherstellung
Papermaking
- Papiersack
Paper bag
Example sentences with “Papi”
Wo ist Papi? (Where is daddy?)
Frequently asked questions
Is Papi masculine?
Yes, it is masculine (der Papi).