Ellenbogen
elbow
The word 'Ellenbogen' is used in German to refer to the joint between the upper and lower arm, which is also known as the elbow in English. It is a common body part that is used for various actions such as bending the arm, supporting the weight of the body, and playing sports. In German, the word is often used in everyday language and in medical contexts.
Example sentences using: Ellenbogen
Mein Ellenbogen tut weh.
My elbow hurts.
This is a simple sentence stating a physical ailment. In this case, the speaker expressing that their 'Ellenbogen' (elbow) is causing them discomfort or pain.
Er fiel auf den Ellenbogen.
He fell on his elbow.
This is a past tense statement describing an event where someone fell and landed on their elbow, using the word 'Ellenbogen' to specify the part of the body on which the person fell.
Die Ellenbogen auf den Tisch legen.
Put your elbows on the table.
This sentence is addressing someone and telling them the action to put their 'Ellenbogen' (elbows) on the table. Generally, it is considered improper etiquette to place elbows on a dining table, but it may be acceptable in more casual settings or while in relaxed conversation.