colloquial

Related words

• umgangssprachlich

  colloquial

• Umgangsform

  colloquial form

• Sprechsprache

  colloquial language

• umgangssprachlich

  colloquially

• Umgangssprache

  colloquial language

• Umgangssprache

  Colloquial language

• Schose

  Schose is a colloquial expression for an insignificant, silly matter or action.

• Mieze

  Mieze is a colloquial, often diminutive term for a cat or, pejoratively, for a young girl or woman.

• Downer

  A downer is colloquially an event or substance that lowers mood or energy levels.

• Kampfhund

  Fighting dog, dangerous dog (often used colloquially)

• Murkstein

  A 'Murkstein' is a colloquial term for an uncut or low-value diamond.

• Buxe

  Buxe is a colloquial term for trousers.

• Marmel

  Marmel is a colloquial, derogatory term for a female person.

• 175er

  The term '175er' is a colloquial term for men who were convicted of homosexual acts under Paragraph 175 of the German Criminal Code.

• Mistwetter

  Foul weather is a colloquial term for very bad, unpleasant weather, often with rain, wind, and cold.

• Butz

  A colloquial term for a small, chubby child or a small, chubby person. Can also be used disparagingly.

• Butz

  A colloquial term for a small, chubby child or a small, chubby person. Can also be used disparagingly.

• Aphäresis

  Apheresis

• Brummer

  A grumbler is colloquially a person who is grumpy or in a bad mood, or a device that makes a deep, humming noise.

• Datenautobahn

  Data highway is a colloquial term for the Internet, emphasizing the fast and unlimited transmission of data.

• Bärendreck

  Bärendreck is a colloquial term for licorice, especially hard, dark pieces of licorice.

• Teufelchen

  A little devil is a colloquial term for a mischievous, naughty, or impish person, often a child.

• Radl

  "Radl" is a colloquial Bavarian term for a mixed beer drink, typically consisting of beer and lemon-flavored soda.

• Abtritt

  An older or colloquial term for a toilet or WC.

• Pinöpel

  A 'Pinöpel' is a colloquial term for a small, often protruding object, such as a suction cup or a small button.

• Spatzeck

  Spatzeck is a colloquial, derogatory term for an insignificant person or a person who is considered stupid or naive.

• Taxler

  Taxler is a colloquial term for a taxi driver.

• Brüßler

  'Brüssler' is a colloquial term for a person from Brussels or something related to Brussels.

• Kiberer

  Cop (colloquial)

• Gatsch

  Gatsch is a colloquial term for mud or mire, especially in Austria.

• Himmelstänzer

  Sky dancer is a colloquial term for a person who is dreamy and out of touch with reality or who pursues unrealistic goals.

• Blondchen

  "Blondchen" is a colloquial, often diminutive term for a young, blonde woman.

• funzen

  Funzen colloquially means that something works or clicks.

• umlegen

  Fell (a tree), kill (colloquial)

• bützen

  To kiss (colloquial, Rhineland)

• schnullen

  "Schnullen" is a colloquial term for using a pacifier.

• einen fahren lassen

  To let one go means to release intestinal gas uncontrollably; it is a colloquial and often considered impolite expression.

• über den Jordan gehen

  To go over the Jordan is a colloquial idiom that means to die.

• abbleiben

  "To kick the bucket" is a colloquial, often humorous expression for dying.

• Zaster

  Zaster is a colloquial term for money.

• dufte

  Colloquial for: good, pleasant, great; also: fragrant.

• Zicke

  A 'Zicke' is a colloquial term for a moody, stubborn, or quarrelsome woman.

• Tschechoslowake

  Czechoslovak is a colloquial, sometimes derogatory term for a person from the former Czechoslovakia.

• Brillenschötchen

  Brillenschötchen is a colloquial term for a person who wears glasses.

• Aspie

  Aspie is a colloquial term for a person with Asperger's syndrome.

• Aspie

  Aspie is a colloquial term for a person with Asperger's syndrome.

• Molli

  Molli (colloquial term for a tram)

• Schluckspecht

  A heavy drinker is a colloquial term for someone who drinks a lot of alcohol.

• Busserl

  A 'Busserl' is a colloquial term for a kiss, often given on the cheek, especially in Bavaria and Austria.

Example sentences with “colloquial”

1. This is a colloquial expression. (Dies ist ein umgangssprachlicher Ausdruck.)

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