faszinierend
fascinating, intriguing, captivating
English translations
- 01
fascinating
Word details
- German meaning
- Äußerst interessant und fesselnd.
- English meaning
- fascinating
- Synonym
- fesselnd, anziehend
- German example
- Das Buch ist wirklich faszinierend.
- English example
- The book is really fascinating.
- Comparative
- faszinierenderSuperlative: am faszinierendsten
Related words
- ägyptisch
Egyptian
- interessant
Interesting
- magisch
magical
- chromatisch
chromatic
- Exotik
Exoticism
- Exot
Exotic person
- Vexillologie
Vexillology
- Suprafluidität
Superfluidity
- Salzsee
salt lake
- Wanderungsbewegung
Migration
- Erdgeschichte
Earth history
- Sternkunde
Astronomy
- Münzlehre
Numismatics
- Zahlentheorie
Number theory
- fesselnd
captivating, enthralling
- berückend
Enchanting
- zauberisch
Magical means that something acts in a magical, enchanting, or fascinating way.
- glamourös
Glamorous means dazzling, elegant, and fascinating.
- Lore
Lore
- Genesis
Genesis
- Blauwal
Blue whale
- Biologie
Biology
- Quantenphysik
Quantum physics
- Zeitdilatation
Time dilation
- Quastenflosser
A coelacanth is a rare fish considered a living fossil, possessing both gills and lung-like organs.
- Quanteneigenschaft
Quantum property
- Alterität
Otherness, alterity
- Möbiusband
Möbius strip
- Kuboktaeder
Cuboctahedron
- Apfelmännchen
Mandelbrot set
- Obertongesang
Overtone singing
- Astrobiologie
Astrobiology
- spannend
exciting
- fesselnd
captivating, enthralling
- Mandelbrotmenge
The Mandelbrot set is a famous mathematical set defined by a simple iterative equation that generates complex fractal patterns.
- Vorgeschichte
Prehistory, Background
- Lebenszyklus
Life cycle
- Beobachtung
Observation
- Tierreich
Animal kingdom
- Vogelzug
Bird migration
Example sentences with “faszinierend”
Das war eine faszinierend einfache Lösung. (That was a fascinatingly simple solution.)
Frequently asked questions
How do you use 'faszinierend' in a sentence?
It is the present participle of 'faszinieren' and acts as an adjective. It can be used attributively before a noun or as a predicative adjective after 'sein'.