kind — kid; child (young person); child; offspring (person with regard to his or her parents; also a baby animal or young animal, especially as the second component in numerous compound nouns)
kind is the #167 most common word in German, a noun. It means “kid; child (young person); child; offspring (person with regard to his or her parents; also a baby animal or young animal, especially as the second component in numerous compound nouns)” and is pronounced /kɪnt/.
#167frequency rank
0.07%of everyday German text
Level 1Beginner 1
Forms of kind
| Form | What it is | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Kindes | genitive | of the kid |
| Kinds | genitive | of the kid |
| Kinder | plural | kids |
| Kindchen | diminutive | little kid |
| Kindlein | diminutive | little kid |
| Kindelein | diminutive | little kid |
| Kind | nominative sg. | the kid |
| Kinder | nominative pl. | kids |
| Kindes | genitive sg. | of the kid |
| Kinds | genitive sg. | of the kid |
| Kinder | genitive pl. | of the kids |
| Kind | dative sg. | to the kid |
| Kinde | dative sg. | to the kid |
| Kindern | dative pl. | to the kids |
| Kind | accusative sg. | the kid (object) |
| Kinder | accusative pl. | the kids (object) |
| Kindt | alternative, obsolete |
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