NOUN

derLärm/lɛʁm/noise; din; commotion

Lärm is a German noun that means noise, din, or commotion. It is pronounced /lɛʁm/. As a noun it takes the article "der".

Definitions

1.loud, often disturbing, usually unpleasant noise(general)

a.unpleasant or disruptive sound, especially from people or traffic

Auf der Straße herrscht viel Lärm.—There is a lot of noise on the street.

b.state of general commotion or unrest marked by loud sounds

Die Kinder machen großen Lärm im Haus.—The children make a lot of noise in the house.

Declension

Gendermasculine

SingularPlural
Nominativeder Lärm—
Genitivedes Lärms—
Dativedem Lärm—
Accusativeden Lärm—

Frequently asked questions

What does "Lärm" mean in English?
"Lärm" means noise, din, or commotion. It is a German noun.
How do you pronounce "Lärm"?
"Lärm" is pronounced /lɛʁm/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
Is "Lärm" der, die, or das?
"Lärm" is a masculine noun, so it takes the article "der".
What part of speech is "Lärm"?
"Lärm" is a noun in German.

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