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Detailed Translations for feller from English to German

fell:

to fell verbe (fells, felled, felling)

  1. to fell (chop down; cut down)
    Bäume fällen; kappen; umhauen; hacken; abholzen; fällen; umhacken; umschlagen; hauen
    • kappen verbe (kappe, kappst, kappt, kappte, kapptet, gekappt)
    • umhauen verbe (haue um, haust um, haut um, haute um, hautet um, umgehaut)
    • hacken verbe (hacke, hackst, hackt, hackte, hacktet, gehackt)
    • abholzen verbe (holze ab, holzt ab, holzte ab, holztet ab, abgeholzt)
    • fällen verbe (fälle, fällst, fällt, fällte, fälltet, gefällt)
    • umhacken verbe (hacke um, hackst um, hackt um, hackte um, hacktet um, umgehackt)
    • umschlagen verbe (schlage um, schlägst um, sclägt um, schlug um, schugt um, umgeschlagen)
    • hauen verbe (haue, haust, haut, hieb, hiebt, gehauen)

Conjugations for fell:

present
  1. fell
  2. fell
  3. fells
  4. fell
  5. fell
  6. fell
simple past
  1. felled
  2. felled
  3. felled
  4. felled
  5. felled
  6. felled
present perfect
  1. have felled
  2. have felled
  3. has felled
  4. have felled
  5. have felled
  6. have felled
past continuous
  1. was felling
  2. were felling
  3. was felling
  4. were felling
  5. were felling
  6. were felling
future
  1. shall fell
  2. will fell
  3. will fell
  4. shall fell
  5. will fell
  6. will fell
continuous present
  1. am felling
  2. are felling
  3. is felling
  4. are felling
  5. are felling
  6. are felling
subjunctive
  1. be felled
  2. be felled
  3. be felled
  4. be felled
  5. be felled
  6. be felled
diverse
  1. fell!
  2. let's fell!
  3. felled
  4. felling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for fell:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- felled seam; hide
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Bäume fällen chop down; cut down; fell
abholzen chop down; cut down; fell chop away; deforest; hew away
fällen chop down; cut down; fell cut down
hacken chop down; cut down; fell chip; chop; clang; clink; cut fine; cut up; cut up in pieces; divide; fritter away; jangle; jingle; mince; plough; plough up; rattling; separate; split; spud out weeds; spud up weeds; weed
hauen chop down; cut down; fell bang; batter; beat; cudgel; drub; hammer; hit; kick; pound; slap; smack; smash; step; strike; thump; thwack; wallop
kappen chop down; cut down; fell chop off; cut off; hew off; obsess
umhacken chop down; cut down; fell
umhauen chop down; cut down; fell cut down
umschlagen chop down; cut down; fell capsize; change suddenly; fall down; flip; floor; hit over; knock down; overturn; page over; strike down; turn; turn over; upend; wrap around the body
- cut down; drop; fly; strike down; vanish
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- barbarous; brutal; cruel; roughshod; savage; vicious

Related Words for "fell":

  • felling, fellest

Synonyms for "fell":


Related Definitions for "fell":

  1. (of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering1
  2. the act of felling something (as a tree)1
  3. seam made by turning under or folding together and stitching the seamed materials to avoid rough edges1
  4. the dressed skin of an animal (especially a large animal)1
  5. cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow1
  6. sew a seam by folding the edges1
  7. pass away rapidly1

Wiktionary Translations for fell:

fell
verb
  1. to make something fall
fell
  1. (transitiv), Holz: fällen
verb
  1. von Bäumen: mit Axt, Säge oder anderem Hilfmittel roden

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
fell fällen abattre — Mettre à bas, jeter à terre, faire tomber.

feller:


Translation Matrix for feller:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- blighter; bloke; chap; cuss; faller; fella; fellow; gent; lad; logger; lumberjack; lumberman

Synonyms for "feller":


Related Definitions for "feller":

  1. a boy or man1
  2. a person who fells trees1

Wiktionary Translations for feller:

feller
noun
  1. eine männliche Person (Dieser Begriff kann sowohl eine positive als auch eine negative Konnotation tragen je nach Eigenschaft der Männlichkeit, die angesprochen wird.)