die

feminine

vant

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Translation

the wall (interior)

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Word origin

From Old High German want, related to winden ('to wind'); originally denoted the woven wickerwork used to build early walls.

Origin
Old High German
Root
want

Grammar

Genderfeminine
PluralWändeirregular

Examples

.

There is a large picture hanging on the wall.

gestrichen.

The walls have been freshly painted.

lehnte .

He leant against the wall.

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This word is taught in chapter 10, lesson 7: Words 951-960.