Feind
Lëtzebuergesch
- English
- enemy [personal enemy]; enemy [natural enemy]; enemy [military enemy]
- Français
- ennemi [ennemi personnel]; ennemi [ennemi naturel]; ennemi [en temps de guerre]
- Deutsch
- Feind [persönlicher Feind]; Feind [natürlicher Feind]; Feind [in Kriegszeiten]
- Type
- SUBST M
- Plural
- Feinden
Pronunciation (IPA)
[fɑɪnt]
Meanings and translations
Meaning 1
- Deutsch
- Feind (persönlicher Feind)
- Français
- ennemi (ennemi personnel)
- English
- enemy (personal enemy)
- Português
- inimigo (inimigo pessoal)
- Nederlands
- vijand (persoonlijke vijand)
Meaning 2
- Deutsch
- Feind (natürlicher Feind)
- Français
- ennemi (ennemi naturel)
- English
- enemy (natural enemy)
- Português
- inimigo (inimigo natural)
- Nederlands
- vijand (natuurlijke vijand)
Meaning 3
- Deutsch
- Feind (in Kriegszeiten)
- Français
- ennemi (en temps de guerre)
- English
- enemy (military enemy)
- Português
- inimigo (em tempo de guerra)
- Nederlands
- vijand (militaire vijand)
Spelling variants
Only source-reviewed variants are suggested.
Example sentences
hien huet keng Feinden , hie verdréit sech mat jidderengem!
Meaning 1: enemy
bei esou Frënn brauch ee keng Feinden
colloquial
Meaning 1: enemy
de Fuuss huet keng (natierlech) Feinden
Meaning 2: enemy
vill Leit goufen nom Krich bestrooft, well se mam Feind collaboréiert haten
Meaning 3: enemy
Source: ZLS / LOD · July 2026 · CC0
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