Meer
dasNoundas Meer (sea)
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Referenzpunkt für Höhenmessungen, der als Nullpunkt dient, um die Höhe über dem Meeresspiegel zu bestimmen.
- English meaning
- Standard datum
- Synonym
- None
- German example
- Die Höhe des Berges wird relativ zum Normalnull angegeben.
- English example
- The height of the mountain is given relative to the standard datum.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- das
- Singular Form
- das Normalnull
- Plural Form
- None
Related words
- mehr
meer
- Meerschaum
meerschaum
- Erdmännchen
meerkat
- neritisch
Neritic
- Butt
Turbot
- Sonnenaufgang
Sunrise is the time when the sun appears above the horizon in the morning.
- Qualle
A jellyfish is an invertebrate marine animal with a transparent, bell-shaped body and tentacles.
- chilenisch
Chilean
- Fluss
River
- Möwe
Seagull
- Erdmännchen
Meerkat
- überfischt
Overfished
- Hochland
highland
- aboral
Aboral
- maltesisch
Maltese refers to anything related to Malta, an island in the Mediterranean Sea, or the Maltese language.
- Flugzeugträger
Aircraft carrier
- smaragden
Emerald
- submarin
submarine
- blaugrün
teal
- tiefblau
Deep blue
- abflusslos
Endorheic
- sagenumwoben
Legendary
- seewärtig
Seaward
- Ozean
Ocean
- ablandig
Offshore
- aquamarinfarben
Aquamarine
- azurblau
Azure blue
- iodhaltig
Iodine-containing
- levantinisch
Levantine
- limnisch
Limnic refers to the freshwater of lakes and rivers, as opposed to seawater.
- nautisch
nautical
- Salzwasser
Saltwater
- numinos
Numinous
- thalassogen
Formed by the sea or by marine processes.
- stenohalin
stenohaline
- südländisch
Southern, Mediterranean
- tyrrhenisch
Tyrrhenian
- unterseeisch
Submarine
- wellenförmig
Wavy
- kaspisch
Caspian
- meeresgrün
Sea green
- Sehnsucht
longing, yearning
- Abalone
Abalone
- Dugong
Dugong
- Hai
Shark
- Plankton
Plankton
- Wrack
wreckage, wreck
- Mondphase
Moon phase
- Schiff
ship
Example sentences with “Meer”
We went to the sea. (Wir sind ans Meer gefahren.)
Frequently asked questions
How do you distinguish 'Meer' from 'See'?
'Das Meer' refers to the ocean/sea, while 'der See' refers to a lake.