ADJECTIVE

ganz/ɡant͡s/whole; entire; all

ganz is a German adjective that means whole, entire, or all. It is pronounced /ɡant͡s/.

Definitions

1.whole; entire (as a complete amount or extent)(quantity/extent)

a.complete, not lacking any part

Ich habe den ganzen Kuchen gegessen.—I ate the whole cake.

b.all, without exception

Das ganze Dorf feiert das Fest.—The entire village celebrates the festival.

Adjective Forms

Positiveganz

Frequently asked questions

What does "ganz" mean in English?
"ganz" means whole, entire, or all. It is a German adjective.
How do you pronounce "ganz"?
"ganz" is pronounced /ɡant͡s/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
What part of speech is "ganz"?
"ganz" is a adjective in German.

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