pummelig
plump
The German word 'pummelig' is an adjective that is used to describe someone who is plump or slightly overweight. It can also be used to describe a person who is a bit chubby or round. In German, 'pummelig' is often used in a more positive and affectionate way than the English word 'plump', which can sometimes have a negative connotation. For example, you might say 'Sie ist etwas pummelig' to describe a friend who is slightly overweight, but still attractive and healthy.
Example sentences using: pummelig
Mein Bruder ist ein bisschen pummelig.
My brother is a little chubby.
This phrase is a basic sentence structure in German, stating a personal observation about the speaker's brother. 'Pummelig' means chubby, but is a rather light-hearted and friendly way to say it.
Das pummelige Kind spielt im Park.
The chubby child plays in the park.
This sentence conveys an action involving a third person, described as 'pummelig' or chubby. The verb 'spielt' stands for 'plays', and 'im Park' means 'in the park'. The sentence shows a situation in present tense.
Der Hund ist sehr pummelig, er braucht Übung.
The dog is very chubby, he needs exercise.
This sentence in German contains two statements connected with a comma, detailing the state of the dog and what is required. 'Pummelig' is used here to describe the dog's body condition, and the statement 'er braucht Übung' suggests that the dog needs exercise.