German-Persian Dictionary
English

سیخ

six[siːx]

der Spieß
Plural:
die Spieße
Genitive:
des Spießes
Noun

Noun

  • سیخsix[siːx](pin used to secure food during cooking)(thin rod on which meat is skewered for cooking)(zum Braten)
  • نیزهneyzeنِیزه[niː.ze][nej.zé](eine historische Stichwaffe; ein langer Stiel mit spitzem Ende zum Stechen)
Further translations, not confirmed
  • حربهحَربهnot confirmed
  • درازنیزهnot confirmed
  • زوبینzubin[zuː.biːn]not confirmed
  • بلسکbelesk(thin rod on which meat is skewered for cooking)not confirmed
  • گردناgardenâ(thin rod on which meat is skewered for cooking)not confirmed

Grammar of Spieß

Noun

Gender
der (masculine)
Genitive
des Spießes
Plural
die Spieße
Pronunciation
[ʃpiːs]
All forms
  • Spießnominative, singular
  • Spießenominative, plural
  • Spießesgenitive, singular
  • Spießegenitive, plural
  • Spießdative, singular
  • Spießedative, singular
  • Spießendative, plural
  • Spießaccusative, singular
  • Spießeaccusative, plural

Phrases and idioms

Sources and credits
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