die Maus

[maʊ̯s]

موش muš Noun

Example with Maus

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1Kleine Mäuse haben auch Ohren.

حتی موش‌های کوچک گوش دارند.

Noun

die MausPlural: die Mäuse[maʊ̯s](rodent of the genus Mus)(computing: input device)(Zoologie: kleines graues oder braunes Säugetier mit überwiegend langem Schwanz)
die RattePlural: die Ratten[ˈʁatə](rodent)(mausähnliches Nagetier)

Further translations, not confirmed

der SchatzPlural: die Schätze[ʃat͡s](cute person or animal)not confirmed
die SüßePlural: die Süßen[ˈzyːsə](cute person or animal)not confirmed
der SüßerPlural: die Süße, die die Süßen, die Süßen(cute person or animal)not confirmed

All forms

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گربه به دنبال موش می دوید.

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2Die Katze lief der Ratte hinterher.

indirect translation

دیوار موش دارد.

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3Feind hört mit.

indirect translation

موش ملخ را خورد.

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4Die Maus verspeiste den Grashüpfer.

indirect translation

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