Kultur
English edit
Noun edit
Kultur (uncountable)
- Alternative spelling of kultur
- 1919, Boris Sidis, The Source and Aim of Human Progress:
- The bestialization produced by war and militant patriotism came openly to the front with all the horrors of savagery, rapine, deportation, atrocities, and the inhuman slaughter of millions of human beings for the glory of the Fatherland and Kultur and for "the making of the world fit for Democracy."
German edit
Etymology edit
Pronunciation edit
Noun edit
Kultur f (genitive Kultur, plural Kulturen)
Declension edit
Declension of Kultur [feminine]
Hyponyms edit
- Alltagskultur
- Alternativkultur
- Badekultur
- Baukultur
- Erzählkultur
- Esskultur
- Eventkultur
- Gartenkultur
- Geisteskultur
- Gesprächskultur
- Glaubenskultur
- Großstadtkultur
- Hanfkultur
- Hochkultur
- Hügelkultur f (“hügelkultur; horticultural technique where a mound constructed from wood debris is planted as a raised bed”)
- Hyperkultur
- Internetkultur
- Jugendkultur
- Körperkultur
- Landeskultur
- Leitkultur
- Monokultur f (“monoculture”)
- Musikkultur
- Nachkriegskultur
- Nacktkultur
- Nationalkultur
- Negerkultur f (“negro culture”)
- Popkultur
- Protestkultur
- Reinkultur
- Schriftkultur
- Spaßkultur
- Sprachkultur
- Streitkultur
- Subkultur
- Tafelkultur
- Tanzkultur
- Tischkultur
- Verbotskultur
- Verkaufskultur
- Volkskultur
- Vorkriegskultur
- Weltkultur
- Willkommenskultur
- Wohnkultur
- Zensurkultur
Derived terms edit
Related terms edit
- Kulturbereich m (“cultural realm”)
- Kulturbeutel m (“toiletry bag”)
- Kulturbolschewismus m (“cultural Bolshevism”)
- Kulturerbe n (“cultural heritage”)
- Kulturgeschichte f (“cultural history”)
- Kulturkampf m (“kulturkampf; conflict between secular and religious authorities”)
- Kulturkreis m (“cultural sphere”)
- Kulturnation f (“nation defined by a shared culture”)
- Kulturschöpfer m (“creator of culture”)
- Kulturträger m (“transmitter of cultural ideals”)
- Kulturvernichter m (“destroyer of culture”)
Descendants edit
- → Yiddish: קולטור (kultur)