Mensch
See also mensch
German
Pronunciation
Etymology
Derived from the Middle High German mensche, mensch, from the Old High German mennisko (from Old High German mennisk). Originally an adjective in Old High German, the word has become a noun in standard New High German, but this is not the case in all German dialects. Cognates include Swedish människa.
Noun
Mensch m (genitive Menschen, plural Menschen)
- human, human being, person
- (interjection) man
Declension
declension of Mensch
Derived terms
Descendants
- English (via Yiddish): mensch
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