FromMiddle High Germanvisch, fromOld High Germanfisk,fisc, fromProto-West Germanic*fisk.
Fisch m (strong,genitiveFischesorFischs,pluralFische,diminutiveFischchen norFischlein n,feminineFischin)
- (countable)fish(cold-blooded vertebrates living in water)
Wir haben jeder einenFisch gefangen.- Each one of us has caught afish.
- (countable, archaic or loosely)fish(any animal or any vertebrate living exclusively in water)
Ob ein Wal einFisch ist, hängt von der Definition ab.- Whether a whale is afish depends on the definition.
- Here it could beFisch in the sensecold-blooded vertebrate animal living in water or in the senseany animal or any vertebrate living exclusively in water
- (uncountable)fish(food)
Freitags essen viele LeuteFisch.- Many people eatfish on Fridays.
Declension ofFisch [masculine, strong]
- “Fisch” inDigitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache
- “Fisch” in Uni Leipzig:Wortschatz-Lexikon
- “Fisch” inDuden online
Fisch on the German Wikipedia.Wikipediade
FromCentral FranconianFesch, fromMiddle High Germanvisch, fromOld High Germanfisk, fromProto-West Germanic*fisk, fromProto-Germanic*fiskaz, fromProto-Indo-European*péysks.[1]
- IPA(key): /ˈfiʃ/
- Rhymes:-iʃ
- Syllabification:Fisch
Fisch m (pluralFisch,diminutiveFischje)
- fish
Heit esse-merFisch.- Today we eatfish.
DieFisch schwimme.- Thefish are swimming.
Pennsylvania German
[edit]FromMiddle High Germanvisch, fromOld High Germanfisk,fisc, fromProto-West Germanic*fisk.
Fisch m (pluralFisch)
- fish
