laut
loud, according to
English translations
- 01
loud
- 02
aloud
- 03
sound
- 04
German meaning: Eine hohe Schallintensität habend. English meaning: loud Synonym: Geräusch, Getöse German example: Die Musik ist zu laut. English example: The music is too loud. Type: Noun Article: der Singular Form: der Laut Plural Form: die Laute
Word details
- German meaning
- Mit hoher Schallintensität; nicht leise.
- English meaning
- Loud
- Synonym
- geräuschvoll, lärmend
- German example
- Die Musik ist zu laut, mach sie leiser.
- English example
- The music is too loud, turn it down.
- Comparative
- lauterSuperlative: am lautesten
- Opposite of
- loud, noisyleise
Related words
- Lautstärkeregler
Volume control
- Lautenwerck
Lautenwerck
- lautgerecht
phonetic
- Lautlehre
phonetics, phonology
- Lautstärkeanzeige
Volume indicator
- lauter
honest
- lautmalerisch
Onomatopoeic
- Lautreihe
Sound series, phonetic sequence
- lautstark
Loudly
- laut denken
to think out loud
- lauten
To read
- Lautmalerei
Onomatopoeia
- lautmalend
Onomatopoeic means that a word imitates the sound it describes.
- Lautung
Pronunciation refers to the way a word or syllable is spoken.
- Lautsprecher
speaker
- Lautverschiebung
Consonant shift
- lautlos
silent
- Lautstärke
volume
- Lautgesetz
sound law
- Lautsprache
Spoken language
- lautbar
Publicly announced, audible
- Lautwandel
Sound change
- Laute
Lute
- lautlich
Phonetic
- Lautschrift
Phonetic transcription is a system of symbols used to represent the pronunciation of words accurately.
- Spielautomatensalon
An amusement arcade is a business or area where multiple slot machines are set up for entertainment and gambling.
- Zahnlaut
Dental consonant
- Rückumlaut
Back umlaut
- verlauten
Verlauten means to announce or make something known officially or publicly.
- umgelautet
Umlauted
- Mitlaut
Consonant
- Bindelaut
A linking sound is a sound that connects two words or syllables, often a weak 'e' or 'n'.
- Nasenlaut
Nasal sound
- Verschlusslaut
A plosive is a consonant sound formed by stopping the airflow in the vocal tract.
- Rachenlaut
Guttural sound
- Lippenlaut
Labial consonant
- Klicklaut
A click consonant is a sound produced by creating a suction with the tongue and then suddenly releasing it, typical of some African languages.
- Wohllaut
Melody
- umlauten
Umlauts
- kleinlaut
subdued
- Gleitlaut
Glide
- Einlautung
final-syllable reduction
- Ablaut
Ablaut, vowel gradation
- Doppellaut
Diphthong
- Gaumenlaut
Palatal consonant
- Nasallaut
A nasal sound is a sound in whose articulation air escapes through the nose.
- Selbstlaut
vowel
- Zungenlaut
Lingual sound
Example sentences with “laut”
Die Musik ist zu laut. (The music is too loud.)
Frequently asked questions
Does 'laut' always mean loud?
No, it also acts as a preposition meaning 'according to' (e.g., 'laut Gesetz').