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Translate savageness from English to German

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savageness:
- Wildheit; Wüstheit
savage:
- Wilde
- kochend; siedend
Wiktionary:
- savageness → Wildheit, Roheit, Grausamkeit, Wut, Bissigkeit
- savage → wild, wüst, unbebaut, unbändig, rasend, wütend, roh, barbarisch, grausam
- savage → Wilder, roher Mensch, Barbar
- savage → angreifen, anfallen, bestürmen, herfallen über, beleidigen, beißen
- savage → wild

English

Detailed Translations for savageness from English to German

savageness:

savageness [the ~] nomen

the savageness
die Wildheit; die Wüstheit
- Wildheit [die ~] nomen
- Wüstheit [die ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for savageness:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Wildheit	savageness
Wüstheit	savageness
-	savagery

Related Words for "savageness":

savage

Synonyms for "savageness":

savagery; ferocity; fierceness; furiousness; fury; vehemence; violence; wildness

Related Definitions for "savageness":

the property of being untamed and ferocious¹
- the coastline is littered with testaments to the savageness of the waters¹

Wiktionary Translations for savageness:

savageness

noun

property of behaving savagely
- savageness → Wildheit; Roheit; Grausamkeit; Wut; Bissigkeit

savage:

savage [the ~] nomen

the savage (primitive)
der Wilde
- Wilde [der ~] nomen

savage adj

savage (seething; fierce; wild)
kochend; siedend
- kochend adj
- siedend adj

Translation Matrix for savage:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Wilde	primitive; savage
-	barbarian; beast; brute; wildcat; wolf
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	blast; crucify; pillory
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	barbarian; barbaric; barbarous; brutal; cruel; fell; feral; ferine; ferocious; fierce; furious; roughshod; uncivilised; uncivilized; vicious; wild
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
kochend	fierce; savage; seething; wild
siedend	fierce; savage; seething; wild

Related Words for "savage":

savageness, savages, savager, savagest, savagely

Synonyms for "savage":

barbarous; brutal; cruel; fell; roughshod; vicious; inhumane
feral; ferine; wild; untamed
barbarian; barbaric; uncivilized; uncivilised; wild; noncivilized; noncivilised
ferocious; fierce; furious; violent
barbarian; primitive; primitive person
beast; wolf; brute; wildcat; attacker; aggressor; assailant; assaulter
assail; assault; set on; attack
pillory; crucify; knock; criticize; criticise; pick apart

Related Definitions for "savage":

without civilizing influences¹
- a savage people¹
(of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering¹
- a savage slap¹
wild and menacing¹
marked by extreme and violent energy¹
a cruelly rapacious person¹
a member of an uncivilized people¹
criticize harshly or violently¹
- The press savaged the new President¹
attack brutally and fiercely¹

Wiktionary Translations for savage:

savage

adjective

Wild, not cultivated
- savage → wild
Barbaric, not civilized
- savage → wild; wüst; unbebaut
Fierce and ferocious
- savage → unbändig; rasend; wütend
Brutal, vicious or merciless
- savage → roh; barbarisch; grausam

noun

uncivilized or feral person
- savage → Wilder; roher Mensch; Barbar

verb

To attack or assault someone or something ferociously or without restraint
- savage → angreifen; anfallen; bestürmen; herfallen über
To criticise vehemently
- savage → beleidigen
To attack with the teeth
- savage → beißen

savage

adjective

durch eine derartige Gefühlskälte, Skrupellosigkeit und meist Reuelosigkeit gekennzeichnet, dass es Grauen (im Sinne von Furcht, Entsetzen) hervorruft
- grausam → savage; cold-blooded; cold; fierce; brutal; cruel

noun

ursprünglich: Bezeichnung im antiken Griechenland für schlecht oder gar nicht griechisch sprechende Menschen
- Barbar → savage

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• savage	→ wild	↔ wild — onbeschaafd, bruusk
• savage	→ wild	↔ sauvage — Se dit de certains animaux qui vivent en liberté dans les bois, dans le désert, etc.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University