Corpse in German 🇩🇪

die Leiche info.

tips to remember the German word:

– Try associating the word “Leiche” with the English word “like.” This can help you remember the pronunciation and also the meaning, as “Leiche” sounds somewhat similar to “like.”

explanations:

– “Die Leiche” in German refers to a corpse or a dead body. It is commonly used to describe a deceased person.

other words that mean the same thing:

– Other words that have similar meanings to “Leiche” include “Toter” or “Tote” (dead person) and “Leichnam” (corpse/cadaver).

alternate meanings and slang:

– In informal or slang contexts, the word “Leiche” can sometimes be used metaphorically to describe someone who is physically or mentally exhausted, similar to the English expression “a walking corpse” or “a dead person walking.”

examples of sentences using “Leiche”:

1. Die Polizei hat eine Leiche im Park gefunden. (The police found a corpse in the park.)
2. Die Identität der Leiche wird noch untersucht. (The identity of the dead body is still being investigated.)
3. Nach dem Unfall musste er wie eine lebende Leiche ins Krankenhaus gebracht werden. (After the accident, he had to be brought to the hospital like a walking corpse.)

Note: Please remember that discussing topics like death and corpses can be sensitive for some individuals. It’s important to use appropriate language and be considerate of others.

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