essbar
edible, eatable
English translations
- 01
edible
Word details
- German meaning
- Geeignet oder sicher zum Essen.
- English meaning
- Edible
- Synonym
- genießbar, verzehrbar
- German example
- Diese Pilze sind essbar.
- English example
- These mushrooms are edible.
- Comparative
- essbarerSuperlative: am essbarsten
- Opposite of
- edible (that can be eaten without harm, suitable for consumption)ungenießbar
Related words
- Messbarkeit
measurability
- messbar
measurable
- verzehrbar
Verzehrbar means that something is suitable for eating, i.e., not spoiled or poisonous.
- Erdbirne
Jerusalem artichoke
- Nuß
A nut is a fruit consisting of a hard shell and an edible kernel.
- Walnuss
Walnut
- Nuss
Nut
- Kabeljau
Cod
- Hasel
Hazel
- Hasel
Hazel
- Knolle
tuber
- Champignon
Mushroom
- Pfifferling
Chanterelle
- Fenchel
Fennel
- Placeboeffekt
Placebo effect
- Affenbrotbaum
baobab
- Kastanienbaum
Chestnut tree
- Pinienkern
Pine nut
- Kresse
Cress
- Feuerbohne
runner bean
- Kornelkirsche
Cornelian cherry
- Kernisomer
A nuclear isomer is an excited state of an atomic nucleus that has a measurable lifetime.
- Topinambur
Jerusalem artichoke
- Brokkoli
broccoli
- Fruchtfleisch
Pulp
- Paradiesnuss
Brazil nut
- Reaktionsschritt
Reaction step
- Gartenmelde
Orache
- Hallimasch
Honey fungus
- Speierling
Service tree
- Kokos
Coconut
- Nachtschatten
Nightshade
- Straucherbse
Bush bean; a bushy pea plant whose pods and peas are edible.
- Haferpflaume
Oleaster
- Portulak
Purslane
- Maroni
Chestnut
- Walnuß
A walnut is a nut with a hard, wrinkled shell containing an edible kernel.
- Pekannussbaum
Pecan tree
- garen
To cook
- Stäubling
Puffball
- konsumierbar
Consumable means that something is suitable for consumption or use.
- quantifizierbar
Quantifiable
- unendlichviel
infinite amount
- Frucht
Fruit
- Erdnuss
peanut
- Abalone
Abalone
- Erdbeerbaum
Strawberry tree
- Brombeere
Blackberry
Example sentences with “essbar”
Sind diese Pilze essbar? (Are these mushrooms edible?)
Frequently asked questions
How is the suffix '-bar' used in German?
The suffix '-bar' is equivalent to the English '-able' or '-ible', indicating that something can be done to the root word (e.g., essen + bar = eatable).