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German words: Corina to Crêpe Suzette

300 German words, part 9 of 10 of the words starting with C, A to Z. 42 have a page of their own.

German words Corina to Crêpe Suzette

  1. Corina proper noun: a female given name, variant of Corinna
  2. Corinna proper noun: a female given name, equivalent to English Corinna
  3. Corioliskraft noun [kɔʁjoˈliːsˌkʁaft]: Coriolis force
  4. Cork proper noun [kɔːk]
  5. Cormophyta noun […]
  6. Corned Beef noun /ˈkɔrnət ˌbiːf/: corned beef (ground beef conserved in tins)
  7. Corned-Beef-Sandwich noun [ˈkɔːɐ̯nt biːfˌsɛntvɪt͡ʃ]
  8. Cornehl proper noun [kɔʁˈneːl]
  9. Cornelia proper noun [kɔʁˈneːli̯a]: a female given name
  10. Corner noun: corner kick
  11. Cornerback noun […]
  12. Cornerball noun [ˈkɔːɐ̯nɐˌbal]
  13. Cornerflanke noun […]
  14. Cornet noun /ˈkɔːʁˌnɛ/: synonym of Eiswaffel
  15. Cornflakes noun /ˈkɔrnfleːks/: corn flakes
  16. Cornflakes-Schachtel noun [ˈkoːɐ̯nflɛɪ̯ksˌʃaxtl̩]
  17. Corniche noun [kɔʁˈnɪʃ]
  18. Cornichon noun [kɔʁniˈʃɔ̃ː]
  19. Cornwall proper noun [ˈkɔʁnval]
  20. Cornwallit noun: cornwallite
  21. Corolle noun [koˈʁɔlə]
  22. Corona noun [koˈʁoːna]
  23. Corona-Ampel noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔampl̩]
  24. Corona-App noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔɛp]
  25. Corona-Ausgangssperre noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔaʊ̯sɡaŋsʃpɛʁə]
  26. Corona-Ausnahmezustand noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔaʊ̯snaːmət͡suːʃtant]
  27. Corona-Diktatur noun [koˈʁoːnadɪktaˌtuːɐ̯]: expresses the view that anti-coronavirus measures cause a country to become a dictatorship
  28. Corona-Drama noun [koˈʁoːnaˌdʁaːma]
  29. Corona-Epidemie noun [koˈʁoːnaʔepideˌmiː]
  30. Corona-Fall noun [koˈʁoːnaˌfal]
  31. Corona-Geisterspiel noun [koˈʁoːnaˌɡaɪ̯stɐʃpiːl]
  32. Corona-Grenzschließung noun [koˈʁoːnaɡʁɛnt͡sˌʃliːsʊŋ]
  33. Corona-Hotspot noun [koˈʁoːnaˌhɔtspɔt]
  34. Corona-Hysterie noun [koˈʁoːnahʏsteˌʁiː]
  35. Corona-Impfstoff noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔɪmp͡fʃtɔf]
  36. Corona-Impfung noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔɪmp͡fʊŋ]
  37. Corona-Infektion noun [koˈʁoːnaʔɪnfɛkˌt͡si̯oːn]
  38. Corona-Katastrophe noun [koˈʁoːnakatasˌtʁoːfə]
  39. Corona-Krise noun [koˈʁoːnaˌkʁiːzə]
  40. Corona-Lage noun [koˈʁoːnaˌlaːɡə]
  41. Corona-Leugner noun [koˈʁoːnaˌlɔɪ̯ɡnɐ]: alternative spelling of Coronaleugner
  42. Corona-Leugnerin noun [koˈʁoːnaˌlɔɪ̯ɡnəʁɪn]
  43. Corona-Maßnahme noun [koˈʁoːnaˌmaːsnaːmə]
  44. Corona-Mutation noun [koˈʁoːnamutaˌt͡si̯oːn]
  45. Corona-Pandemie noun [koˈʁoːnapandeˌmiː]: coronavirus pandemic, especially the COVID-19 pandemic
  46. Corona-Party noun [koˈʁoːnaˌpaːɐ̯ti]
  47. Corona-Schnelltest noun […]
  48. Corona-Skeptiker noun [koˈʁoːnaˌskɛptɪkɐ]
  49. Corona-Sünder noun [koˈʁoːnaˌzʏndɐ]
  50. Corona-Sünderin noun [koˈʁoːnaˌzʏndəʁɪn]
  51. Corona-Symptom noun [koˈʁoːnazʏmpˌtoːm]
  52. Corona-Test noun [koˈʁoːnaˌtɛst]
  53. Corona-Tracing-App noun [koʁoːnaˈtʁɛɪ̯sɪŋˌʔɛp]
  54. Corona-Verdachtsfall noun [koˈʁoːnafɛɐ̯ˌdaxt͡sfal]
  55. Corona-Warn-App noun [koʁoːnaˈvaʁnˌʔɛp]
  56. Corona-Wildtyp noun [koˈʁoːnaˌvɪlttyːp]
  57. coronabedingt adjective [koˈʁoːnabəˌdɪŋt]
  58. Coronadiktatur noun: alternative spelling of Corona-Diktatur
  59. Coronado proper noun […]
  60. Coronaepidemie noun [koˈʁoːnaʔepideˌmiː]
  61. Coronafall noun [koˈʁoːnaˌfal]
  62. Coronaforschung noun [koˈʁoːnaˌfɔʁʃʊŋ]
  63. coronafrei adjective [koˈʁoːnaˌfʁaɪ̯]
  64. Coronahilfe noun [koˈʁoːnaˌhɪlfə]
  65. Coronaimpfstoff noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔɪmp͡fʃtɔf]
  66. Coronaimpfung noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʔɪmp͡fʊŋ]
  67. Coronainfektion noun [koˈʁoːnaʔɪnfɛkˌt͡si̯oːn]
  68. Coronakrise noun [koˈʁoːnaˌkʁiːzə]
  69. Coronaleugner noun /koˈroːnaˌlɔɪ̯ɡnɐ/: COVID denier
  70. Coronamaßnahme noun [koˈʁoːnaˌmaːsnaːmə]
  71. Coronapandemie noun [koˈʁoːnapandeˌmiː]: alternative form of Corona-Pandemie
  72. Coronaparty noun [koˈʁoːnaˌpaːɐ̯ti]: covid-19 party (also called coronavirus party, corona party, lockdown party)
  73. Coronapause noun [koˈʁoːnaˌpaʊ̯zə]
  74. Coronaregel noun [koˈʁoːnaˌʁeːɡl̩]
  75. Coronaschnelltest noun […]
  76. Coronaschutzverordnung noun [koˈʁoːnaʃʊt͡sfɛɐ̯ˌʔɔʁdnʊŋ]
  77. Coronaskeptiker noun [koˈʁoːnaˌskɛptɪkɐ]
  78. Coronasünder noun /koˈʁoːnaˌzʏndɐ/: COVID criminal/offender (someone who infringes the regulations in coherence with COVID-19)
  79. Coronasünderin noun [koˈʁoːnaˌzʏndəʁɪn]: female equivalent of Coronasünder
  80. Coronasymptom noun [koˈʁoːnazʏmpˌtoːm]
  81. Coronatest noun [koˈʁoːnaˌtɛst]
  82. Coronatote noun [koˈʁoːnaˌtoːtə]
  83. Coronatoter noun [koˈʁoːnaˌtoːtɐ]
  84. Coronaviridae noun [koˌʁoːnaˈviːʁidɛ]
  85. Coronavirus noun /koˈʁoːnaˌviːʁʊs/: coronavirus
  86. Coronavirus-Pandemie noun [koˈʁoːnaviːʁʊspandeˌmiː]
  87. Coronazeit noun [koˈʁoːnaˌt͡saɪ̯t]
  88. coronieren verb [koʁoˈniːʁən]
  89. Corporal noun [kɔʁpoˈʁaːl]
  90. Corporate Identity noun [ˈkɔːpərɪt aɪˈdɛntətɪ]
  91. Corps noun /koːr/: a corps, a kind of traditional student's corporation in German-speaking Europe
  92. Corps de Logis noun […]
  93. Corpus noun [ˈkɔʁpʊs]: alternative spelling of Korpus
  94. Corpus callosum noun […]
  95. Corpus Christi phrase [ˈkɔːpəs ˈkʁɪstɪ]
  96. Corpus Delicti noun [ˌkɔʁpʊs deˈlɪkti]
  97. Corpus Iuris Canonici phrase […]
  98. Corpus Iuris Civilis phrase […]
  99. Corpus luteum noun […]
  100. Correcturen noun: nominative/genitive/dative/accusative plural of Correctur
  101. Corregidor proper noun […]
  102. Corrida noun [kɔˈʁiːda]
  103. Corrigendum noun [kɔʁiˈɡɛndʊm]
  104. Corsage noun: alternative spelling of Korsage
  105. Corsicana proper noun […]
  106. Corten-Stahl noun […]
  107. Cortenstahl noun […]
  108. Cortex noun [ˈkɔʁtɛks]
  109. Cortisol noun [kɔʁtiˈzoːl]
  110. Cortisolspiegel noun [kɔʁtiˈzoːlˌʃpiːɡl̩]
  111. Cortison noun [ˌkoʁtiˈzoːn]: alternative form of Kortison
  112. Corvey proper noun [ˈkɔrvai]
  113. cos abbreviation
  114. Cosby proper noun […]
  115. Cosenza proper noun [koˈzɛnt͡sa]
  116. cosh abbreviation
  117. Così fan tutte phrase […]
  118. Cosinus noun [ˈkoːzinʊs]
  119. Cosmopolitan noun […]
  120. Cosplayer noun [ˈkɔsplɛɪ̯ɐ]
  121. Costa Ricaner noun [ˌkɔstaʁiˈkaːnɐ]: Costa Rican (person from Costa Rica)
  122. Costa Ricanerin noun [ˌkɔstaʁiˈkaːnəʁɪn]: Costa Rican (female person from Costa Rica)
  123. costa-ricanisch adjective /ˌkɔstaʁiˈkaːnɪʃ/: of Costa Rica; Costa Rican
  124. Coswig proper noun [ˈkɔsvɪç]
  125. cot abbreviation
  126. coth abbreviation
  127. Cotonou proper noun [kɔtɔˈnu]
  128. Cotrainer noun [ˈkoːˌtʁɛɪ̯nɐ]
  129. Cotrainerin noun [ˈkoːˌtʁɛɪ̯nəʁɪn]
  130. Cotswolds proper noun […]
  131. Cottage noun /ˈkɔtɪtʃ/: a country house, chiefly one in the British Isles; a cottage (in this sense)
  132. Cottbus proper noun /ˈkɔtbʊs/: Cottbus (an independent city in Brandenburg, Germany)
  133. Cottbuser adjective, noun /ˈkɔtbʊsɐ/: native of Cottbus
  134. Cottbuserin noun [ˈkɔtbʊsəʁɪn]
  135. Cottbusser adjective, noun: alternative spelling of Cottbuser
  136. Cotte proper noun [ˈkɔtə]
  137. Cottonbaum noun [ˈkɔtn̩ˌbaʊ̯m]
  138. Couch noun /kaʊ̯tʃ/: sofa, couch
  139. couchähnlich adjective [ˈkaʊ̯t͡ʃˌʔɛːnlɪç]
  140. Couchgarnitur noun [ˈkaʊ̯t͡ʃɡaʁniˌtuːɐ̯]
  141. Couchpotato noun [ˈkaʊ̯t͡ʃpotɛɪ̯to]
  142. Couchsurfing noun /ˈkaut͡ʃsœːɐ̯fɪŋ/: couch surfing
  143. Couchtisch noun [ˈkaʊ̯t͡ʃˌtɪʃ]
  144. Cougar noun /ˈkuːɡər/: cougar (woman who has sexual relations with younger men)
  145. Couleur noun /kuˈløːɐ̯/: shade, kind, caliber
  146. Couloir noun /kuˈlo̯aːɐ̯/: couloir
  147. Coulomb noun [kuˈlɔ̃ː]: coulomb
  148. Coulombmeter noun [kulɔ̃ːˈmeːtɐ]
  149. Coulombsch adjective: Coulomb
  150. Count noun [kaʊ̯nt]
  151. Count-down noun [ˈkaʊ̯ntˌdaʊ̯n]: alternative spelling of Countdown
  152. Count-down-Uhr noun /ˈkaʊ̯ntdaʊ̯nˌʔuːɐ̯/: alternative spelling of Countdown-Uhr
  153. Countdown noun [ˈkaʊ̯ntˌdaʊ̯n]: A countdown, count(ing) backward to the (starting) time of some event
  154. Countdown-Uhr noun /ˈkaʊ̯ntdaʊ̯nˌʔuːɐ̯/: countdown timer
  155. Counter noun [ˈkaʊ̯ntɐ]
  156. Countertenor noun [ˈkaʊ̯ntɐteˌnoːɐ̯]
  157. Countess noun [ˈkaʊ̯ntɪs]
  158. Country noun [ˈkantʁi]
  159. Countryclub noun [ˈkantʁiˌklʊp]
  160. Countrymusic noun [ˈkantʁiˌmjuːzɪk]
  161. Countrymusik noun [ˈkantʁimuˌziːk]
  162. Countrysänger noun [ˈkantʁiˌzɛŋɐ]
  163. Countrysängerin noun [ˈkantʁiˌzɛŋəʁɪn]
  164. Countrysong noun [ˈkantʁiˌsɔŋ]
  165. County noun /ˈkaʊnti/: county
  166. Coup noun /kuː/: coup (quick, brilliant, successful act)
  167. Coup d’État noun [kudeˈta]
  168. coup de foudre noun [kuː də ˈfuːdʁə]
  169. Coupage noun [kuˈpaːʒə]
  170. Coupé noun [kuˈpeː]: coupé
  171. Coupéfenster noun [kuˈpeːˌfɛnstɐ]
  172. Couperose noun […]
  173. Coupétür noun [ˈkupeːˌtyːɐ̯]
  174. Couplet noun [kuˈpleː]
  175. Coupon noun [kuˈpɔ̃ː]: coupon
  176. Courage noun /kuˈraːʒə/: courage, guts, initiative
  177. couragiert adjective /kuraˈʒiːrt/: determined, showing initiative and courage
  178. Courante noun [kuˈʁɑ̃ːt]
  179. Courantmark noun: alternative spelling of Kurantmark
  180. Courchevel proper noun [kuʁʃəˈvɛl]
  181. Court noun [kɔːɐ̯t]
  182. Court central noun [kuʁsɑ̃ˈtʁal]
  183. Courtage noun [kʊʁˈtaːʒə]: commission, broker's fee
  184. Courtoisie noun /kʊʁto̯aˈziː/: courtesy
  185. Couscous noun [ˈkʊskʊs]
  186. Couscousière noun […]
  187. Cousin noun /kuˈzɛ̃/: male cousin
  188. Cousine noun /kuˈziːnə/: female cousin
  189. Couture noun [kuˈtyːɐ̯]
  190. Couvert noun [kuˈveːɐ̯]: alternative spelling of Kuvert
  191. Coven noun [ˈkʌvən]
  192. coventrieren noun, verb: to devastate or raze (a city) in the manner of the November 1940 aerial bombardment of Coventry, England
  193. Coventrierung noun: The act of coventrating.
  194. coventrisieren noun, verb: alternative form of coventrieren
  195. Coventrisierung noun: alternative form of Coventrierung
  196. Coventry proper noun […]
  197. cover noun, verb [ˈkavɐ]: cover version, cover song
  198. Coverboy noun [ˈkavɐˌbɔɪ̯]
  199. Covercoat noun [ˈkavɐˌkɔʊ̯t]
  200. Covergirl noun [ˈkavɐˌɡœːɐ̯l]
  201. covern verb /ˈkavɐn/: to cover (to perform a musical piece by someone else)
  202. Coverversion noun [ˈkavɐˌvœːɐ̯ʃn̩]
  203. Covid proper noun [ˈkoːvɪt]
  204. COVID-19-Pandemie noun [koːvɪtˈnɔɪ̯nt͡seːnpandeˌmiː]
  205. Covid-19-Schnelltest noun […]
  206. Covid-Arm noun [ˈkoːvɪtˌʔaʁm]
  207. Covid-Zertifikat noun [ˈkoːvɪtt͡sɛʁtifiˌkaːt]
  208. Covidiot noun [ˈkoːviˌdi̯oːt]
  209. Covidiotie noun [koːvidi̯oˈtiː]
  210. Covidiotin noun [ˈkoːviˌdi̯oːtɪn]
  211. Cowboy noun [ˈkaʊ̯bɔɪ̯]: cowboy
  212. Cowboyfilm noun […]
  213. Cowboyhut noun [ˈkaʊ̯bɔɪ̯ˌhuːt]
  214. Cowboyleben noun [ˈkaʊ̯bɔɪ̯ˌleːbn̩]
  215. Cowboystiefel noun [ˈkaʊ̯bɔɪ̯ˌʃtiːfl̩]
  216. Cowgirl noun [ˈkaʊ̯ˌɡœːɐ̯l]
  217. Cox noun [kɔks]
  218. Cox Orange noun […]
  219. Coxa noun: coxa
  220. Coyoacán proper noun […]
  221. Coyolxauhqui noun […]
  222. Coyote noun /koˈjoːtə/: alternative spelling of Kojote
  223. Coyotenfell noun [koˈjoːtn̩ˌfɛl]
  224. Cozumel proper noun […]
  225. CPAN abbreviation […]
  226. CPM noun: initialism of Currywurst mit Pommes und Mayo
  227. cps. adjective: Abbreviation of compositus
  228. CPU noun [t͡seːpeːˈʔuː]
  229. Crab Cake noun […]
  230. Crack noun /kʁɛk/: pro, ace (highly trained or skilled person)
  231. Crackdealer noun [ˈkɹɛkˌdiːlɐ]
  232. Crackdown noun [ˈkʁɛkˌdaʊ̯n]
  233. cracken noun, verb /ˈkrɛkn̩/: cracking (of petroleum hydrocarbons)
  234. Cracker noun /ˈkʁɛkɐ/: cracker (dry, thin, crispy baked bread)
  235. Crackhaus noun [ˈkɹɛkˌhaʊ̯s]
  236. Crackhure noun [ˈkɹɛkˌhuːʁə]
  237. Crackpfeife noun [ˈkʁɛkˌp͡faɪ̯fə]
  238. cracksüchtig adjective [ˈkɹɛkˌzʏçtɪç]
  239. Cracksüchtiger noun [ˈkɹɛkˌzʏçtɪɡɐ]
  240. craften verb [ˈkɹaftn̩]: to craft
  241. Crailsheim proper noun /ˈkʁaɪ̯lsˌhaɪ̯m/: Crailsheim (a town in eastern Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
  242. Crailsheimer adjective, noun [ˈkʁaɪ̯lsˌhaɪ̯mɐ]: a native or inhabitant of Crailsheim
  243. Crambambuli noun: alternative form of Krambambuli
  244. Cramer proper noun: a surname
  245. Cranachbild noun [ˈkʁaːnaxˌbɪlt]
  246. Cranberry noun /ˈkɹɛmˌbɛɹi/: cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon)
  247. Craniota noun [ˈkʁaːni̯ota]
  248. Cranium noun [ˈkʁaːni̯ʊm]
  249. Crantz proper noun [kʁant͡s]
  250. Craps noun [kʁɛps]
  251. Craquelé noun /kʁakəˈleː/: crackle
  252. Craquelure noun /kʁakəˈlyːʁə/: craquelure
  253. Crash noun /kʁɛʃ/: crash
  254. Crash-Diät noun [ˈkʁɛʃdiˌɛːt]
  255. Crash-Prophet noun [ˈkʁɛʃpʁoˌfeːt]
  256. crashen verb [ˈkʁɛʃn̩]
  257. Crashkurs noun [ˈkʀɛʃˌkʊʁs]: crash course
  258. Crashout noun /ˈkɹɛʃaʊ̯t/: an instance of crashing out; a fit of rage, freakout
  259. Crashprophet noun [ˈkʁɛʃpʁoˌfeːt]
  260. Crashtest noun [ˈkʁɛʃˌtɛst]
  261. Craving noun [ˈkʁeɪ̯vɪŋ]
  262. crawlen verb [ˈkʁɔːlən]
  263. Crayon noun [krɛˈjɔ̃ː]: pencil
  264. crazy adjective [ˈkɹɛɪ̯ziː]: crazy
  265. Creator noun /kɹiˈ(ʔ)ɛɪ̯tɐ/: creator, ellipsis of Content Creator
  266. Crecelius proper noun [kʁɛˈt͡seli̯ʊs]
  267. Creditpoint noun [ˈkredɪtˌpɔɪ̯nt]
  268. Credo noun /ˈkʁeːdo/: creed; credo
  269. Credomanie noun [kʁeːdomaˈniː]
  270. Cree noun [kʁiː]
  271. Cree-Sprache noun [ˈkʁiːˌʃpʁaːxə]
  272. Creek noun [kʁiːk]
  273. Creepypasta noun [ˈkɹiːpiˌpasta]
  274. Creglingen proper noun /ˈkʁeːɡlɪŋən/: Creglingen (a town in southern Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
  275. Crema noun [ˈkʁeːma]
  276. Crémant noun [kʁeˈmɑ̃ː]
  277. creme adjective, noun, verb [kʁeːm]: cream (color/colour)
  278. Crème anglaise noun [kʁɛːm ɑ̃ˈɡlɛːs]
  279. Crème brulée noun [kʁɛːm bʁyˈleː]
  280. Crème Caramel noun [ˈkʁɛːm kaʁaˈmɛl]
  281. Crème de la Crème noun /ˌkʁɛmdəlaˈkʁɛm/: crème de la crème
  282. Crème fraîche noun [kʁɛːm ˈfʁɛʃ]: crème fraîche
  283. cremeartig adjective /ˈkʁɛːmˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç/: creamlike, creamy
  284. cremefarben adjective [ˈkʁɛːmˌfaʁbm̩]: cream-colored
  285. cremefarbig adjective /ˈkʁeːmˌfaʁbɪç/: cream (in colour)
  286. cremen noun, verb /ˈkʁeːmən/: cream
  287. Cremer proper noun [ˈkʁeːmɐ]
  288. Cremeschnitte noun: cream slice
  289. Cremesuppe noun [ˈkʁeːmˌzʊpə]
  290. Cremetörtchen noun [ˈkʁeːmˌtœʁtçən]
  291. Cremetorte noun [ˈkʁeːmˌtɔʁtə]
  292. cremeweiß adjective [ˈkʁeːmˌvaɪ̯s]
  293. cremig adjective /ˈkʁeːmɪç/: creamy
  294. Cremona proper noun [kʁeˈmoːna]
  295. Crenshaw proper noun […]
  296. Creole noun [kʁeˈoːlə]: hoop earring
  297. Crêpe noun /kʁɛp/: crêpe (a flat round pancake-like pastry)
  298. Crêpe de Chine noun [kʁɛp də ˈʃiːn]
  299. Crêpe Georgette noun [kʁɛp ʒɔʁˈʒɛt]
  300. Crêpe Suzette noun [ˈkʁɛp syˈzɛt]

Part 8 · Part 10 · German words: C

Source: English Wiktionary (German entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the German Wiktionary: each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under C: 2,980 words, in 10 parts.