Versuch
See also: versuch
German
editEtymology
editFrom Middle High German versuoch (“striving, undertaking, test, examination”), from Old High German firsuoh (“test, experiment”).
Pronunciation
editNoun
editVersuch m (strong, genitive Versuches or Versuchs, plural Versuche)
- attempt
- 1960, Marie Luise Kaschnitz, Gespenster:
- Ihr Bruder machte keinen Versuch, mit mir zu tanzen, und so blieben wir am Tisch sitzen und hörten der Musik zu.
- Her brother made no attempt to dance with me, and so we remained sitting at the table and listening to the music.
- experiment; test, trial
- (rugby) try
Declension
editDeclension of Versuch [masculine, strong]
Derived terms
editRelated terms
edit- Attentatsversuch
- Bestechungsversuch
- Einbruchsversuch
- Erpressungsversuch
- Fahrversuch
- Fluchtversuch
- Flugversuch
- Gehversuch
- Menschenversuch
- Mordversuch
- Rettungsversuch
- Schwimmversuch
- Selbstmordversuch
- Tierversuch
- Versuchsabbruch
- Versuchsanordnung
- Versuchsaufbau
- Versuchsballon
- Versuchsbedingung
- Versuchsbeginn
- Versuchsdauer
- Versuchsende
- Versuchskaninchen
- Versuchsort
- Versuchsratte
- Versuchsreihe
- Versuchsstandort
- Versuchswiederholung
- Versuchszentrum
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