Leiche
corpse
The German word 'Leiche' is a noun and is used to refer to a dead body or corpse. It is often used in the context of crime scenes, accidents, or in the field of forensics. It is important to note that in German, the word is always used in the singular form, regardless of the number of corpses.
Example sentences using: Leiche
Die Polizei hat eine Leiche gefunden.
The police found a corpse.
This sentence uses 'Leiche' in a simple, direct statement. In this context, 'Leiche' refers to a dead body, specifically a corpse, found by the police.
Die Leiche wurde bereits begraben.
The corpse has already been buried.
In this example, 'Leiche' refers to a corpse that has already been buried. The sentence is talking about a past event, which is indicated by the verb 'wurde', the past tense of 'werden'.
Die Leiche im Keller war erschreckend.
The corpse in the basement was frightening.
This sentence uses 'Leiche' in a descriptive statement. Here, 'Leiche' is used to talk about a disturbing discovery in a basement.