das Stroh

[ʃtʁoː]

کاه kâh Noun

Example with Stroh

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1Dieses Stroh fängt leicht Feuer.

این کاه آسان آتش می‌گیرد.

Noun

das Stroh[ʃtʁoː](dried stalks considered collectively)(straw)
das Heu[hɔɪ̯](grass cut and dried for use as animal fodder)(hay)(getrocknetes Gras; in der Sprache der Landwirtschaft insbesondere der erste Grasschnitt)
der StrohhalmPlural: die Strohhalme[ˈʃtʁoːˌhalm](a dried stalk of a cereal plant)(straw)

Further translations, not confirmed

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از کاهی کوهی ساختن.

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2Lass die Kirche im Dorf stehen.

indirect translation

آخر شاه منشی کاه کشی است

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3Hochmut kommt vor den Fall

از کاهی کوهی ساختن.

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4Viel Lärm um nichts.

indirect translation

از کاهی کوهی ساختن.

not confirmed

5Mords-Tamtam und nichts dahinter.

indirect translation

خر که جو دید کاه نمی خوره

not confirmed

6auf den Geschmack gekommen sein

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