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Nature in Luxembourgish

40 words, sorted by level. Each shows the English, German and French translation and a sentence you might actually hear. Nouns carry their article.

de Moundnoun, A1
moon
DE der Mond · FR la lune
De Mound ass hell haut Owend. — The moon is bright tonight.
de Steennoun, A1
stone
DE der Stein · FR la pierre
Hie wërft e Steen an d'Waasser. — He throws a stone into the water.
de Stärnoun, A1
star
DE der Stern · FR l'étoile
Vill Stäre stinn um Himmel. — Many stars are in the sky.
den Himmelnoun, A1
sky
DE der Himmel · FR le ciel
Den Himmel ass blo. — The sky is blue.
d'Dallnoun, A2
valley
DE das Tal · FR la vallée
D'Duerf läit am Dall. — The village lies in the valley.
d'Loftnoun, A2
air
DE die Luft · FR l'air
D'Loft ass frësch haut. — The air is fresh today.
d'Wissnoun, A2
meadow
DE die Wiese · FR le pré
D'Kéi sinn op der Wiss. — The cows are in the meadow.
de Strandnoun, A2
beach
DE der Strand · FR la plage
Mir leien um Strand. — We are lying on the beach.
de Bachnoun, B1
stream
DE der Bach · FR le ruisseau
E klenge Bach fléisst duerch d'Wiss. — A small stream flows through the meadow.
de Planéitnoun, B1
planet
DE der Planet · FR la planète
D'Äerd ass e Planéit. — The earth is a planet.
d’Eechhärnchennoun, B1
squirrel
DE Eichhörnchen · FR écureuil
D'Eechhärnchen sammelt Nëss. — The squirrel collects nuts.
d’Eemesnoun, B1
ant
DE Ameise · FR fourmi
D'Eemese schaffen den ganzen Dag. — The ants work all day.
d’Eilnoun, B1
owl
DE Eule · FR hibou
D'Eil jaut nuets. — The owl hunts at night.
de Fräschnoun, B1
frog
DE Frosch · FR grenouille
E Fräsch sprangt an den Weier. — A frog jumps into the pond.
de Fuussnoun, B1
fox
DE Fuchs · FR renard
E Fuuss lääft iwwer d'Wiss. — A fox runs across the meadow.
de Igelnoun, B1
hedgehog
DE Igel · FR hérisson
En Igel rullt sech zesummen. — A hedgehog rolls itself up.
d’Immnoun, B1
bee
DE Biene · FR abeille
D'Imm sammelt Hunneg. — The bee collects honey.
de Pilznoun, B1
mushroom, fungus
DE Pilz · FR champignon
Dëse Pilz ass net iessbar. — This mushroom is not edible.
de Päiperleknoun, B1
butterfly
DE Schmetterling · FR papillon
E faarwege Päiperlek fléit ëmmer. — A colorful butterfly flies around.
d’Quellnoun, B1
spring, source
DE Quelle · FR source
D'Quell sprudelt aus dem Fiels. — The spring gushes from the rock.
d’Birknoun, B2
birch
DE Birke · FR bouleau
D'Birk huet wäiss Rënn. — The birch has white bark.
d’Bouknoun, B2
beech
DE Buche · FR hêtre
D'Bouk huet glat Rënn. — The beech has smooth bark.
d’Brennësselnoun, B2
nettle
DE Brennnessel · FR ortie
D'Brennëssel brennt op der Haut. — The nettle stings on the skin.
d'Mëllechstroossnoun, B2
Milky Way
DE die Milchstraße · FR la voie lactée
An der Nuecht gesäit een d'Mëllechstrooss. — At night you can see the Milky Way.
de Dachsnoun, B2
badger
DE Dachs · FR blaireau
Den Dachs ass nuets ënnerwee. — The badger is out at night.
den Himmelskierpernoun, B2
celestial body
DE der Himmelskörper · FR le corps céleste
D'Sonn ass en Himmelskierper. — The sun is a celestial body.
den Owesstärnoun, B2
evening star
DE der Abendstern · FR l'étoile du soir
Den Owesstär blénkt um Himmel. — The evening star sparkles in the sky.
d’Eechelnoun, B2
oak
DE Eiche · FR chêne
Eng al Eechel steet am Gaart. — An old oak stands in the garden.
d’Fichtnoun, B2
spruce
DE Fichte · FR épicéa
D'Fichten am Bësch sinn héich. — The spruces in the forest are tall.
de Hieschnoun, B2
deer, stag
DE Hirsch · FR cerf
En Hiesch steet um Bëschrand. — A stag stands at the edge of the forest.
de Kleenoun, B2
clover
DE Klee · FR trèfle
E véierbliedrege Klee bréngt Gléck. — A four-leaf clover brings luck.
d’Moosnoun, B2
moss
DE Moos · FR mousse
D'Moos wiisst um Steen. — The moss grows on the stone.
d’Mëschtennoun, B2
mistletoe
DE Mistel · FR gui
Mëschten wuessen op alen Beem. — Mistletoe grows on old trees.
d’Réinoun, B2
roe deer
DE Reh · FR chevreuil
E Réi sprangt iwwer de Wee. — A roe deer jumps over the path.
d’Schlecknoun, B2
snail
DE Schnecke · FR escargot
D'Schleck kräicht ganz lues. — The snail crawls very slowly.
d’Schluetnoun, B2
ravine, gorge
DE Schlucht · FR gorge
D'Schluet ass déif an enk. — The ravine is deep and narrow.
d’Schmuelnoun, B2
moth
DE Motte · FR papillon de nuit
Eng Schmuel fléit ëm d'Luucht. — A moth flies around the light.
d’Schwalmnoun, B2
swallow
DE Schwalbe · FR hirondelle
D'Schwalme kommen am Fréijoer zréck. — The swallows come back in spring.
de Spuetznoun, B2
sparrow
DE Spatz · FR moineau
E Spuetz pickt no Kären. — A sparrow pecks for grains.
de Sumpfnoun, B2
swamp, marsh
DE Sumpf · FR marais
Am Sumpf liewen vill Insekten. — Many insects live in the swamp.

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