das Unbehagen

B2

disquiet / unease / discomfort

English meaning
disquiet / unease / discomfort
Gender
das — neuter
Vocabulary package
Fear & Anxiety

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Unbehagen in a sentence

Ein Unbehagen erfasste sie in diesem Moment.

A disquiet seized her in that moment.

Declension of das Unbehagen

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedas Unbehagen—
Accusativedas Unbehagen—
Dativedem Unbehagen—
Genitivedes Unbehagens—

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Questions about Unbehagen

Is it der, die or das Unbehagen?

It is das Unbehagen — Unbehagen is neuter.

What is the genitive of Unbehagen?

The genitive singular is des Unbehagens.

What does Unbehagen mean in English?

das Unbehagen means "disquiet / unease / discomfort". For example: "Ein Unbehagen erfasste sie in diesem Moment." — "A disquiet seized her in that moment."

What level is Unbehagen in German?

Unbehagen is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the fear & anxiety vocabulary.

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