die Wut

B2

anger / rage

English meaning
anger / rage
Gender
die — feminine
Vocabulary package
Anger & Frustration

More: B2 Feelings & Character words. Hear “Wut” in B2 German videos, or save “Wut” while watching YouTube with the free Chrome extension.

Wut in a sentence

Seine Wut war kaum zu kontrollieren.

His anger was barely controllable.

Declension of die Wut

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie Wut—
Accusativedie Wut—
Dativeder Wut—
Genitiveder Wut—

Where Wut comes from

[1] mittelhochdeutsch wuot, althochdeutsch wuot (9. Jahrhundert), älter wuoten (8. Jahrhundert), Substantivierung zum germanischen Adjektiv *wōda- „besessen, erregt“

Learn Wut with 34 related words

Wut is part of the Anger & Frustration package. Drill the whole set as spaced-repetition flashcards in your browser — no sign-up.

Words that go with Wut

Questions about Wut

Is it der, die or das Wut?

It is die Wut — Wut is feminine.

What is the genitive of Wut?

The genitive singular is der Wut.

What does Wut mean in English?

die Wut means "anger / rage". For example: "Seine Wut war kaum zu kontrollieren." — "His anger was barely controllable."

What level is Wut in German?

Wut is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the anger & frustration vocabulary.

Free to start · no credit card

Words fade fast — spaced reviews make them stick.

Based on Dr. Hermann Ebbinghaus · memory science, proven since 1885

Free Chrome extension

Learn German with any YouTube video — the 3minGerman plugin

The 3minGerman Chrome extension adds German and English subtitles to every YouTube video. Click any word to see its translation and etymology; it is saved to your 3minGerman account, and the daily quiz repeats it with spaced repetition until you remember it.

  1. STEP 1
    Install the plugin
    Add it to desktop Chrome — free.
  2. STEP 2
    Watch any video
    German + English subtitles appear automatically.
  3. STEP 3
    Click any word
    Translation, etymology, audio — saved to your words.
  4. STEP 4
    Take the daily quiz
    Spaced repetition beats the forgetting curve.