Associations to the word «Deutsch»
Noun
- Andre
- Gesellschaft
- Erich
- Helene
- Schubert
- Adolph
- Mozart
- Nach
- Patti
- Coupe
- Helmut
- Aus
- Als
- Auf
- Deutschland
- Otto
- Morton
- Ernst
- Jonny
- Bose
- Platt
- Theodor
- Eliot
- Neu
- German
- Bonnet
- Karl
- Der
- Bauer
- Dutch
- Archdeacon
- Das
- Schultz
- Namibia
- Castor
- Catalogue
- Lexicon
- Internationale
- Dem
- Moshe
- Freud
- Bis
- Zagreb
- Gut
- Gustav
- Cricket
- Computation
- Welt
- Zu
- Marx
- Fontaine
- Greenwood
- Db
- Gestapo
- Physicist
- Von
- Samoa
- Diana
- Austrian
- Franz
- Oscar
- Gustavo
- Dietrich
- Heinrich
- Frankfurt
- Rudolf
- Kurt
- Helen
- Pu
- Emanuel
- Henri
- Armand
- Prank
- Mcgee
- Philipp
- Gerhard
- Nepal
- Arnold
- Felicity
- Moravia
- Goethe
- Oder
- Horst
- Kassel
- Industrialist
- Octave
- Den
- Georg
- Nathaniel
Adverb
Wiktionary
DEUTSCH, proper noun. (Germanism) German (the language)
DEUTSCH, proper noun. A surname.
DEUTSCH, adjective. (rare) (Germanism) German, in the German language
Wise words
The most important things are the hardest things to say.
They are the things you get ashamed of because words
diminish your feelings - words shrink things that seem
timeless when they are in your head to no more than living
size when they are brought out.