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witch
German → American English
American English
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A female character often associated with magic, spells, and folklore; in German, ‘Hexe’.
The witch lived in a small house at the edge of the forest.'Witch' is an English noun; in German, the correct word for the magical woman is usually 'Hexe'. Do not confuse it with 'which' in English, which is a question word, not a noun.
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Frequently asked questions
What does “witch” mean in German?
In German, “witch” is usually translated as “Hexe.”
Is “witch” the same as “which”?
No. “Witch” means “Hexe,” while “which” is a question word meaning “welche/r/s” or “was für ein.”
What is the German plural of “Hexe”?
The plural is “Hexen.”