ausgestorben

Related words

• Auerochse

  Aurochs

• Eiszeit

  Ice age

• Berberlöwe

  Barbary lion

• Labradorente

  Labrador duck

• Beutelwolf

  Thylacine

• avestisch

  Avestan

• eblaitisch

  Eblaite

• altpreußisch

  Old Prussian refers to the extinct West Baltic language spoken by the Old Prussians.

• altpersisch

  Old Persian

• altbretonisch

  Old Breton

• extinkt

  Extinct

• Schomburgk-Ralle

  Schomburgk's rail

• lüdisch

  Ludian is an extinct Baltic-Finnic language spoken in the region between Lake Ladoga and Lake Onega.

• Mauritius-Ralle

  Red Rail

• Dodo

  dodo

• Wandertaube

  The passenger pigeon was a North American pigeon species that became extinct in the 19th century.

• Neandertaler

  Neanderthal

• Säbelzahntiger

  Saber-toothed tiger

• Höhlenlöwe

  cave lion

• Balitiger

  The Bali tiger was a tiger subspecies that was endemic to the island of Bali in Indonesia and is now considered extinct.

• Neanderthaler

  Neanderthal

• altpolabisch

  Old Polabian

• altostnordisch

  Old Norse is an extinct Germanic language spoken by the Vikings and other inhabitants of Scandinavia from the 8th to the 15th century.

• ostgermanisch

  East Germanic

• moselromanisch

  Moselle Romance

• westjiddisch

  Western Yiddish is an extinct variant of the Yiddish language that was spoken in the western part of the Ashkenazi language area.

• Dinosaurier

  Dinosaur

• Dronte

  Dodo

• Kaplöwe

  Cape lion

• Seeskorpion

  Sea scorpion

• Auerrind

  Aurochs

• Flugsaurier

  Pterosaur

• Saurier

  Dinosaur

• Vormensch

  Prehuman refers to an earlier stage of human development, often in reference to extinct hominids.

• aussterben

  To become extinct means that a species of animal or plant no longer exists because all individuals have died.

• altsächsisch

  Old Saxon

• altpreussisch

  Old Prussian

• Mammut

  Mammoth

• altsorbisch

  Old Sorbian

Example sentences with “ausgestorben”

1. Die Dinosaurier sind vor Millionen Jahren ausgestorben. (The dinosaurs went extinct millions of years ago.)

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