erkennbar
recognizable; discernible; visible
English translations
- 01
discernible
- 02
recognizable
Word details
- German meaning
- Erkennbar bedeutet, dass etwas leicht zu sehen oder zu identifizieren ist.
- English meaning
- recognizable
- Synonym
- sichtbar, identifizierbar
- German example
- Das Logo ist auch aus der Ferne erkennbar.
- English example
- The logo is recognizable even from a distance.
- Comparative
- erkennbarerSuperlative: am erkennbarsten
Related words
- Erkennbarkeit
Recognizability
- unverkennbar
Unmistakable
- Unerkennbarkeit
Unrecognizability
- evident
Evident
- willkürlich
Arbitrary
- sichtbar
Visible
- homogen
Homogeneous
- agnostisch
agnostic
- fadenscheinig
Flimsy, unconvincing
- deutlich
clear, distinct
- verschwommen
Blurred, hazy
- wahrnehmbar
Perceptible
- feststellbar
Detectable
- makroskopisch
Macroscopic
- merklich
Noticeable
- distinkt
Distinct
- ostensibel
ostensible
- schemenhaft
shadowy
- sichtlaut
Labial sound
- misshellig
Unequivocal, unmistakable
- Scheintod
apparent death, suspended animation
- Ethanthiol
Ethanethiol
- Kobaltglanz
cobaltite
- Noumenon
Noumenon
- kennzeichnen
to mark, to label
- durchschimmern
To glimmer through
- maunzen
to whine
- krakeln
To scribble
- offenbar
obvious, apparent
- ausdruckslos
Expressionless, blank, emotionless
- identifizierend
Identifying
- solipsistisch
Solipsistic
- unterscheidbar
distinguishable
- vermischt
Mixed
- oxidiert
Oxidized
- beobachtbar
Observable
- azonal
Azonal
- anlasslos
unprovoked
- augenfällig
Obvious, conspicuous
- geköpert
Twill
- identifizierbar
Identifiable
- kennerisch
Recognizingly
- Agnostizismus
Agnosticism
- Verschwommenheit
Blurriness
- Kunstfertigkeit
Artistry means a high level of skill, dexterity, and refinement in the execution of an activity or artwork.
- Ahnengleichheit
Resemblance to ancestors
- Besichtigbarkeit
Visitability
Example sentences with “erkennbar”
Die Veränderung ist kaum erkennbar. (The change is barely recognizable.)
Frequently asked questions
How is 'erkennbar' formed grammatically?
It is formed by the verb 'erkennen' (to recognize) plus the suffix '-bar', which denotes potentiality or ability (similar to '-able' in English).