ADJECTIVE

archaisch/aʁˈçaːɪʃ/archaic; ancient (style/language); old-fashioned

archaisch is a German adjective that means archaic, ancient (style/language), or old-fashioned. It is pronounced /aʁˈçaːɪʃ/. Its comparative and superlative forms are "archaischer" and "archaischsten".

Definitions

1.belonging to a much earlier period; no longer in ordinary use; old-fashioned or outdated(language, style, objects)

a.relating to language, words or expressions from a former era

Das Wort 'Minne' gilt heute als archaisch.—The word 'Minne' is considered archaic today.

b.having characteristics of ancient styles or forms

Die Kleidung der Schauspieler wirkte sehr archaisch.—The actors' clothing appeared very archaic.

Adjective Forms

Positivearchaisch
Comparativearchaischer
Superlativearchaischsten

Frequently asked questions

What does "archaisch" mean in English?
"archaisch" means archaic, ancient (style/language), or old-fashioned. It is a German adjective.
How do you pronounce "archaisch"?
"archaisch" is pronounced /aʁˈçaːɪʃ/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
What are the comparative and superlative of "archaisch"?
The comparative of "archaisch" is "archaischer" and the superlative is "archaischsten".
What part of speech is "archaisch"?
"archaisch" is a adjective in German.

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