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miete

German → American English

American English

rent

Geldbetrag, der für die Nutzung einer Wohnung, eines Hauses oder einer Sache regelmäßig gezahlt wird.

Die Miete für die Wohnung ist diesen Monat gestiegen.

Miete is usually used for the money paid to live in or use something, while Pacht is more common for land, businesses, or property used for profit. In everyday German, you often hear Kaltmiete and Warmmiete.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Miete” mean in English?
“Miete” means “rent” in English, especially the amount paid for housing or another rented item.
Is “Miete” the same as “Pacht”?
Not exactly. “Miete” is used for renting property or objects for use, while “Pacht” is used more for land, farms, or businesses where income can be earned from the property.
What is the difference between “Kaltmiete” and “Warmmiete”?
“Kaltmiete” is the base rent without utilities, and “Warmmiete” includes additional costs such as heating and sometimes water.
Can “Miete” mean the monthly payment?
Yes. In German, “Miete” commonly refers to the regular rent payment, often monthly.