die Übelkeit

B2

nausea

English meaning
nausea
Gender
die — feminine
Vocabulary package
Illness & Symptoms

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Übelkeit in a sentence

Übelkeit ist ein Symptom von vielen Krankheiten.

Nausea is a symptom of many illnesses.

Declension of die Übelkeit

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie Übelkeit—
Accusativedie Übelkeit—
Dativeder Übelkeit—
Genitiveder Übelkeit—

Where Übelkeit comes from

Das Wort ist seit dem 18. Jahrhundert belegt. :Ableitung von übel mit dem Derivatem (Ableitungsmorphem) -keit

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Questions about Übelkeit

Is it der, die or das Übelkeit?

It is die Übelkeit — Übelkeit is feminine.

What is the genitive of Übelkeit?

The genitive singular is der Übelkeit.

What does Übelkeit mean in English?

die Übelkeit means "nausea". For example: "Übelkeit ist ein Symptom von vielen Krankheiten." — "Nausea is a symptom of many illnesses."

What level is Übelkeit in German?

Übelkeit is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the illness & symptoms vocabulary.

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