Organ
Lëtzebuergesch
- English
- organ [part of the body]; voice; organ [newspaper, periodical]; organ [department]
- Français
- organe [partie du corps]; organe [voix]; organe [publication]; organisme [institution]
- Deutsch
- Organ [Körperteil]; Organ [Stimme]; Organ [Zeitung, Zeitschrift]; Organ [Einrichtung, Behörde]
- Type
- SUBST N
- Plural
- Organer
Pronunciation (IPA)
[ɔʀɡˈaːn]
Meanings and translations
Meaning 1
- Deutsch
- Organ (Körperteil)
- Français
- organe (partie du corps)
- English
- organ (part of the body)
- Português
- órgão (parte do corpo)
- Nederlands
- orgaan (lichaamsdeel)
Meaning 2
colloquial
- Deutsch
- Organ (Stimme)
- Français
- organe (voix)
- English
- voice
- Português
- voz (característica vocal)
- Nederlands
- stem
Meaning 3
- Deutsch
- Organ (Zeitung, Zeitschrift)
- Français
- organe (publication)
- English
- organ (newspaper, periodical)
- Português
- órgão (publicação)
- Nederlands
- orgaan (blad, tijdschrift)
Meaning 4
- Deutsch
- Organ (Einrichtung, Behörde)
- Français
- organe; organisme (institution)
- English
- organ (department)
- Português
- órgão; organismo (instituição)
- Nederlands
- instelling (instituut, instantie)
Spelling variants
Only source-reviewed variants are suggested.
Example sentences
d'Häerz ass dat wichtegst Organ an eisem Kierper
Meaning 1: organ
hien ass bereet, no sengem Doud seng Organer ze spenden
Meaning 1: organ
mat deem Organ brauchs du kee Mikro!
colloquial
Meaning 2: voice
vill Associatiounen hunn hiert eegent Organ
Meaning 3: organ
d'Atomindustrie soll vun engem onofhängegen Organ kontrolléiert ginn
Meaning 4: organ
Source: ZLS / LOD · July 2026 · CC0
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