mouth
Mund
noun
masc
Meaning: mouth
Er steckte sich einen Keks in den Mund.
He put a cookie in his mouth.
Meaning: face
Sie hatte ein Lächeln auf dem Mund.
She had a smile on her face.
Meaning: opening
Der Mund der Flasche war zu eng.
The opening of the bottle was too narrow.
Meaning: river mouth
Der Rhein mündet in die Nordsee.
The Rhine flows into the North Sea.
A1: Mein Mund ist trocken.
A1: My mouth is dry.
A1: Ich putze meine Zähne mit einer Zahnbürste und Zahnpasta.
A1: I brush my teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste.
A2: Bitte schließe deinen Mund, wenn du kautst.
A2: Please close your mouth when you chew.
B1: Der Arzt untersuchte meinen Mund gründlich.
B1: The doctor examined my mouth thoroughly.
B2: Sie empfahl mir eine Mundspülung zur täglichen Anwendung.
B2: She recommended a mouthwash for daily use.
B2: Nach dem Essen sollte man den Mund ausspülen, um Speisereste zu entfernen.
B2: After eating, one should rinse the mouth to remove food particles.
C1: Die Sängerin öffnete ihren Mund und begann zu singen.
C1: The singer opened her mouth and started singing.
C1: Der Redner hielt eine leidenschaftliche Rede vor einem großen Publikum.
C1: The speaker delivered a passionate speech in front of a large audience.
C2: Die Mund-zu-Mund-Beatmung kann Leben retten.
C2: Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation can save lives.
The word 'Mund' is a German noun that translates to 'mouth' in English. It refers to the opening through which humans and animals eat, drink, speak, and breathe.
In human anatomy, the mouth plays a vital role in the digestive system as it is where food enters the body. It also serves as a means of communication, allowing us to articulate speech sounds and express emotions through facial expressions.
The term 'Mund' can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who talks excessively or without thinking. Additionally, it is often associated with phrases and idioms related to speaking and expressing oneself.