quellen
to swell, well up, or soak
English translations
- 01
sources
- 02
springs
- 03
origins
Word details
- German meaning
- Ansteigen des Volumens eines Stoffes durch Aufnahme von Flüssigkeit.
- English meaning
- To swell
- Synonym
- schwellen, anschwellen
- German example
- Die Bohnen quellen im Wasser auf.
- English example
- The beans swell in the water.
- Auxiliary Verb
- sein
- Present
- ich quelle du quillst er/sie/es ich quillt wir quellen ihr quellet sie quellen
- Past Participle
- ich bin gequollen du bist gequollen er/sie/es ist gequollen wir sind gequollen ihr seid gequollen sie sind gequollen
- Past
- ich quoll du quollst er/sie/es quoll wir quollen ihr quollt sie quollen
Related words
- Quellenangabe
source citation, reference
- Neutronenquelle
Neutron source
- Trinkwasserquelle
Drinking water source
- Hauptquelle
Main source
- Emissionsquelle
Emission source
- Flugstaub
airborne dust
- Energiewende
Energy transition
- Urkundenhypothese
A theory in biblical studies that the Torah (the first five books of Moses) was composed of four distinct, independent sources.
- Erschliessung
Development, opening up, or making something accessible or usable, e.g., a region, resource, or knowledge.
- schwellen
To swell means to become larger or thicker, often due to fluid accumulation or inflammation.
- entströmen
Emanate
- eklektisch
Eclectic
- subkrustal
Subcrustal means located below the Earth's crust.
- thermophil
thermophilic
- Quelle
Source
- Lichtquelle
Light source
- Quellwolke
cumulus cloud
- Epistemologie
Epistemology
- Einnahme
Revenue
- Tertiär
Tertiary
- Erdgasquelle
Natural gas well
- Stromquelle
Power source
- Energieerzeugung
Energy generation
- Gammastrahlenenquelle
Gamma ray source
- Strahlungsquelle
Radiation source
- Bromgewinnung
Bromine extraction
- Bromidquell
Bromide spring
- Ionenquelle
Ion source
- Nahrungsquelle
food source
- Wasserquelle
Water source
- Wünschelrute
A divining rod is a Y-shaped stick or rod traditionally used to locate underground water sources, metals, or other hidden items.
- Plagiatorin
A female plagiarist is a woman who commits plagiarism, that is, presents someone else's ideas or texts as her own.
- Plagiator
Plagiarist
- Textkritik
Textual criticism
- Schütteltanz
Waggle dance
- Einkunft
Income, money received through work or other sources.
- Lichtverunreinigung
Light pollution
- puffen
To puff, to blow, to swell
- anschwellen
To swell
- verknüpfen
to link, to connect
- blähen
To inflate, to swell
- wällen
To billow
- chemoautotroph
chemoautotroph
- postvulkanisch
Post-volcanic
- kohlenstofffrei
Carbon-free
- Plagiat
Plagiarism
- Bibliographie
A bibliography is a systematic list of books and other publications on a particular subject or by a particular author.
- Energiegewinnung
Energy generation
- Energiequelle
Energy source
Example sentences with “quellen”
Der Reis muss im Wasser quellen. (The rice must soak/swell in the water.)
Frequently asked questions
Is 'quellen' a strong verb?
Yes, it is a strong verb. Infinitiv: quellen, Präteritum: quoll, Partizip II: gequollen.