Rachen
derNounthroat; pharynx
English translations
- 01
throat
- 02
pharynx
- 03
gullet
Word details
- German meaning
- Der hintere Teil des Mundes, der zum Hals führt.
- English meaning
- Throat
- Synonym
- Schlund, Kehle
- German example
- Der Arzt untersuchte den Rachen des Patienten.
- English example
- The doctor examined the patient's throat.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Rachen
- Plural Form
- die Rachen
Related words
- Rachenlaut
Guttural sound
- Drachenfrucht
Dragon fruit
- Drachenfutter
peace offering
- krachen
Crash
- Krachen
To crash means to make a loud, sudden noise, often by breaking or colliding objects.
- Drachenfahne
A dragon flag is a flag that depicts a dragon, often as a symbol of strength and good fortune.
- Drachenstatue
Dragon statue
- Sprachenschule
language school
- Drachen
Dragon
- Drachenblut
Dragon's blood
- Jugendsprache
Youth slang
- Polyglotter
Polyglot
- Bergmannssprache
Miners' language
- verbrechen
To commit a crime
- versprechen
to promise
- seligsprechen
Beatify
- entsprechen
To correspond
- aussprechen
To pronounce
- besprechen
Discuss
- ansprechen
to address, to speak to
- pharyngalisieren
Pharyngealize
- sich den Kopf zerbrechen
To rack one's brains
- altostnordisch
Old Norse is an extinct Germanic language spoken by the Vikings and other inhabitants of Scandinavia from the 8th to the 15th century.
- altwestnordisch
Old West Norse is an older form of the North Germanic languages spoken in Iceland and Norway.
- verfeinden
To become enemies
- alle Brücken hinter sich abbrechen
to burn one's bridges
- auseinanderbrechen
To break apart
- losbrechen
To break out, to erupt
- nachsprechen
Repeat
- vorsprechen
to audition
- heranbrechen
To 'heranbrechen' means that something begins suddenly and violently, often in a negative sense, like a storm or a conflict.
- das Eis brechen
To 'break the ice' means to ease a tense or formal situation or to start a conversation.
- furchtlos
Fearless
- mehrsprachig
Multilingual
- slawisch
Slavic
- semitisch
Semitic
- altirisch
Old Irish
- beherrscht
Mastered
- anbrechen
to break open
- unterbrechen
To interrupt means to stop something or pause it briefly.
- vielsprachig
Multilingual
- arawakisch
Arawakan
- artverwandt
related
- chimärisch
Chimerical
- galloromanisch
Gallo-Romance
- gemeinslawisch
Proto-Slavic
- oberlausitzisch
Upper Lusatian refers to the Upper Lusatia region in Saxony, Germany, or the dialect spoken there.
- proto-indogermanisch
Proto-Indo-European
- romanistisch
Romance studies
Example sentences with “Rachen”
Mein Rachen tut weh. (My throat hurts.)
Frequently asked questions
Is Rachen used for medical purposes?
Yes, it is the anatomical term for the throat.