German - English (British) translations for "Dorf"
"Dorf" German translation
Translation
village
Definition
Dorf
Part of speech
noun
Gender
neuter
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: village
Ich wohne in einem kleinen Dorf.
I live in a small village.
Meaning: hamlet
Das Dorf besteht nur aus wenigen Häusern.
The hamlet consists of only a few houses.
Meaning: settlement
Die archäologische Ausgrabung enthüllte ein altes Dorf.
The archaeological excavation revealed an ancient settlement.
Meaning: town
Unser Dorf hat sich im Laufe der Jahre zu einer Stadt entwickelt.
Over the years, our town has developed into a city.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Ich wohne in einem kleinen Dorf.
A1: I live in a small village.
A1: Das Dorf hat nur einen Laden.
A1: The village only has one shop.
A1: Meine Großeltern leben auf dem Dorf.
A1: My grandparents live in the countryside.
B1: Das Dorf liegt malerisch am Flussufer.
B1: The village is situated picturesquely on the riverbank.
B1: In dem Dorf gibt es viele traditionelle Häuser.
B1: There are many traditional houses in the village.
B1: Die Bewohner des Dorfes feiern jedes Jahr ein großes Fest.
B1: The villagers celebrate a big festival every year.
C1: Das Dorf wurde im Zweiten Weltkrieg zerstört und später wieder aufgebaut.
C1: The village was destroyed during World War II and later rebuilt.
C1: Viele junge Menschen ziehen vom Dorf in die Stadt, um Arbeit zu finden.
C1: Many young people move from the countryside to the city to find work.
C1: Das Dorf ist bekannt für seine historische Architektur und seine idyllische Lage.
C1: The village is known for its historical architecture and its idyllic location.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The German noun 'Dorf' translates to 'village' in English. It refers to a small settlement or community that is typically located in rural areas. Dorf is often characterized by its close-knit community, with residents knowing each other well and often engaging in social activities together.
In Germany, the concept of a Dorf holds significant cultural and historical importance. Many traditional German villages have preserved their unique architectural styles and cultural traditions over centuries. These villages often showcase charming half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and picturesque landscapes.
Dorfs are known for their peaceful and idyllic atmosphere, away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities. They offer a slower pace of life and a strong connection to nature. Agriculture and farming are commonly found in Dorfs, with residents often relying on these industries for their livelihood.