German A2 Nature & Weather Vocabulary
This is the complete German Nature & Weather vocabulary at A2 level — 25 words, each with its English translation, the article (der / die / das) and an example sentence. Search it, or download the whole list free as a CSV or an Anki flashcard deck.
25 A2 · Nature & Weather words
| German word | English meaning |
|---|---|
| der Baum | tree |
| der Berg | mountain |
| bewölkt | cloudy |
| das Blatt | leaf |
| dunkel | dark |
| heiß | hot |
| kalt | cold |
| die Katze | cat |
| kühl | cool, cold |
| die Landschaft | landscape |
| nass | wet |
| neblig | foggy |
| das Pferd | horse |
| die Pflanze | plant |
| die Rose | rose |
| schneien | snow (verb) |
| das Schwein | pig |
| sonnig | sunny |
| das Tier | animal |
| trocken | dry |
| der Vogel | bird |
| der Wald | forest |
| warm | warm |
| windig | windy |
| die Wolke | cloud |
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How many German nature & weather words are at A2 level?
25 words. This page lists the complete A2 Nature & Weather vocabulary with English translations and articles.
Can I download the German nature & weather vocabulary list?
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