lind
mild, gentle, soft (archaic/poetic)
English translations
- 01
lime
- 02
lime
- 03
worm
- 04
worm
Word details
- German meaning
- Lind bedeutet sanft, mild oder schwach, oft im Bezug auf Wetter oder Schmerzen.
- English meaning
- Mild
- Synonym
- sanft, mild
- German example
- Der Schmerz ist nur noch lind.
- English example
- The pain is only mild now.
- Comparative
- linderSuperlative: am lindesten
Related words
- Palindrom
palindrome
- Dreifachblindstudie
Triple-blind study
- Zylinderhemmung
cylinder stop
- Düngemittelindustrie
fertilizer industry
- Schneeblindheit
snow blindness
- Blindwut
raging fury
- Blindwut
blind rage
- Nachtblindheit
night blindness
- Blindstudie
blind study
- halbblind
partially blind
- halbblind
half-blind
- Zylinder
tsubo
- Linde
Linden tree
- Lindenbaum
Linden tree
- lindgrün
Lime green
- lindern
to alleviate
- Lindwurm
Lindworm
- Lindan
An insecticide that was used in agriculture but is banned due to its harmfulness to the environment and health.
- Blindwut
Blind rage
- Gelindigkeit
Gentleness
- schneeblind
Snowblind
- Zylinder
Top hat
- Automobilindustrie
Automotive industry
- Vierzylinder
Four-cylinder
- halbblind
Partially blind
- blind vor Wut sein
To be blind with rage means someone is so angry that they can no longer think clearly or act rationally.
- Blindschach
Blind chess
- Sechszylinder
Six-cylinder
- Blindenhund
Guide dog
- Blindheit
Blindness
- Stahlzylinder
Steel cylinder
- Blindschleiche
Slow worm
- Düngemittelindustrie
fertilizer industry
- Blindstudie
Blind study
- Erblindung
becoming blind
- Blinddarmentzündung
Appendicitis
- Schneeblindheit
Snow blindness
- Doppelblindstudie
Double-blind study
- Palindrom
A palindrome is a word, phrase, or sequence of numbers that reads the same forwards and backwards.
- Dreifachblindstudie
Triple-blind study
- Steinlinde
Rock lime
- gelinde
mild, gentle
- zylindrisch
Cylindrical
- erblinden
To go blind
- Taubblindheit
Deafblindness
Example sentences with “lind”
Ein linder Wind weht. (A mild wind is blowing.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'lind' still used in modern German?
It is rare and primarily found in poetry or literary descriptions. 'Mild' or 'sanft' are used in modern, everyday German.