Wunder
wonder
The German word for wonder is 'Wunder'. It is a noun that is used to express a feeling of amazement or admiration at something beautiful, unexpected, or inexplicable. It can also refer to a miracle or a marvel. In German, 'Wunder' is often used in the context of fairy tales or legends, where it denotes a supernatural or extraordinary event.
Example sentences using: Wunder
Es ist kein Wunder, dass du müde bist.
It's no wonder you are tired.
This phrase uses 'Wunder' in a context that implies something isn't surprising or unexpected. It suggests the understood cause for the stated condition, in this case, tiredness.
Das Siebte Weltwunder ist beeindruckend.
The seventh wonder of the world is impressive.
In this example, 'Wunder' is used in the context of referring to one of the seven wonders of the world, indicating something magnificent or extraordinary.
Er vollbringt Wunder.
He performs miracles.
Here, 'Wunder' is used in the sense of 'miracle'. It can represent an extraordinary event or phenomenon that cannot be explained by natural or scientific laws and is therefore attributed to a divine agency.