Asseln
dieNounGerman translations
- 01
Isopods
- 02
woodlice
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein kleines, meist graues Krebstier, das in feuchten Umgebungen lebt.
- English meaning
- Woodlouse
- Synonym
- None
- German example
- Im Garten fand er viele Asseln unter den Steinen.
- English example
- He found many woodlice under the stones in the garden.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Assel
- Plural Form
- die Asseln
Related words
- plaudern
quasseln
- rasping
rasselnd
- vermasseln
mess up, ruin
- quasseln
To chatter
- prasseln
To patter means that something hits a surface in quick succession and with a loud noise, like rain or hail.
- murksen
To botch, to bungle
- leiern
To drone, to grind out
- herumquasseln
Herumquasseln means to talk incessantly and trivially.
- klapprig
rickety, ramshackle
- verpfuschend
Botching
- Rassel
Rattle
- Rollassel
A woodlouse is a small, terrestrial crustacean that can roll itself into a ball when threatened.
- Massel
Mazel is a Yiddish word that means good luck or success.
- vergeigen
To screw up
- scheppern
to clatter
- verkorksen
To mess up, to ruin
- vermurksend
To botch up, to mess up None
- Säbelrasseln
saber-rattling
- Landassel
Woodlouse
- Mauerassel
woodlouse, pillbug
- Kellerassel
A woodlouse is a small crustacean that is often found in damp cellars or under stones.
- versemmeln
to screw up
- rasseln
To rattle
- durchrasseln
To rush through
- schnarren
To rattle
- vermurksen
To botch, to mess up
- verpatzen
To mess up, to screw up
- vermasselnd
Messing up means to thoroughly spoil or ruin something, often through carelessness or mistakes. None
- verbaseln
To mess up, to forget
- herumquasseln
to babble
- herumquasseln
to talk at length
- herumquasseln
to chat
- vermasseln
to botch
- rasseln
rattle
- vermasselnd
botching
- rasseln
rangeln
- rasseln
rattern
- rasselnd
rattling
- rasseln
jangle
- rasselnd
Jangling
- vermasseln
spoiled
- durchrasseln
to rattle through
- Säbelrasseln
rattling of sabers
- vermasseln
botched
- vermasseln
messed up