Rain
derNounridge; boundary strip (archaic/geographic)
Word details
- German meaning
- eine längliche, erhöhte Erdaufschüttung, oft mit Bewuchs, die als Grenze oder zur Entwässerung dient
- English meaning
- ridge, embankment
- Synonym
- Regen
- German example
- Der Rain trennt das Feld vom Wald.
- English example
- The ridge separates the field from the forest.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Rain
- Plural Form
- die Raine
Related words
- Rainfarn
wormwood
- austrainiert
well-trained
- Ukrainerin
Ukrainian woman
- Ukrainer
Ukrainian
- Feldrain
field edge
- Bahrain
Bahraini
- Terrain
terrain
- das Trainingsspiel
scrimmage
- Fussballtrainer
football coach
- Kontraindikation
contraindication
- Ausdauertraining
endurance training
- Rainfarn
A plant with yellow button-like flowers, often used as a medicinal herb.
- brainstormen
Brainstorm
- bahrainisch
Bahraini
- Terrain
Terrain
- trainieren
To train
- Ausdauertraining
endurance training
- kontraindiziert
Contraindicated
- Fußballtrainer
Football coach
- Trainingsanzug
Tracksuit
- Training
Training
- Souterrain
Basement apartment
- austrainiert
well-trained
- Bahrainerin
Bahraini woman
- Bahrainer
Bahraini
- ukrainisch
Ukrainian
- ostukrainisch
Eastern Ukrainian
- Refrain
chorus
- Trainerin
Trainer (female)
- Kontraindikation
Contraindication
- Bundestrainer
The Bundestrainer is the head coach of a German national team, usually in sports.
- kontraindizieren
Contraindicate
- Trainee
Trainee
- Drainage
Drainage
- Fussballtrainer
Football coach
- Ukrainerin
Ukrainian woman
- Fitnesstraining
Fitness training
- Feldrain
Field margin
- Ukrainer
A person who comes from Ukraine or holds Ukrainian citizenship.
- Trainer
coach, trainer
- Regen
Rain
- Regen
rain
- Regenguß
rain shower
- niederschlagsreich
rainy
- regnerisch
rainy
- Regenbogen
rainbow jersey
- Regenbogeneffekt
rainbow effect
- regennass
rainy
- Regenmacher
rainmaker
Example sentences with “Rain”
Das Feld grenzt an einen Rain. (The field borders a ridge.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'Rain' a common word?
It is somewhat archaic or regional in modern German, often referring to a grassy strip between fields.