die Schüssel
noun · /ˈʃʏsəl/ ·Etymology
From Middle High German schüȥȥel, from Old High German scuȥȥila, from Proto-West Germanic *skutilu (“small bowl, dish”).
Translation
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bowl, platter
feminine
1901, Hedwig Lachmann (after Oscar Wilde), Salome, set by Richard Strauss
What do you want on a silver platter, Salome
Wir haben keinen Salat in der Schüssel.
We have no salad in the bowl.
Er vermengt das Vollkornmehl, den Koriander, die Zitronenschale und den Zimt in einer Schüssel.
He mixes the wholemeal flour, the coriander, the lemon peel and the cinnamon in a bowl.
- basin feminine
- car colloquial, derogatory, feminine
- (satellite) dish colloquial, feminine
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | Schüssel | Schüsseln |
| Accusative | Schüssel | Schüsseln |
| Dative | Schüssel | Schüsseln |
| Genitive | Schüssel | Schüsseln |