Is it true that the Germans don't have a word for fluffy?

Answer 1

fluffy -- betrunken
fluffy -- flaumig
fluffy -- flauschig
fluffy -- flockig
fluffy -- locker
fluffy -- stümperhaft (Theater)
fluffy -- wollig
fluffy -- wuschelig
fluffy toy -- das Plüschtier

Answer 2

It's completely irrelevant whether they do or don't. Foreign languages aren't English, and they also aren't English translated word-by-word into a code. No two languages have anything like the same words. You don't need a word that has the same meaning and distribution as 'fluffy' to talk about fluffy things. English, for example, has no word for "because of", or "white hair", yet that doesn't stop us assigning reasons and causes, or talking about white-haired people.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

yes they do and it is flauschig, i have been studying the german language for nearly 6 years and nearly every word in english can be translated into german, there are few exceptions for example slangs words.

Answer 5

flaumig
flauschig
flockig

all mean something like fluffy

Answer 6

Fussel is one,

put in a sentence like bauch nabel fussel,and you get belly button fluff

malissa s.

The germans have a nice name for people like you, Insel Affe. Look it up in the English German dictionary.

Answer 7

No, it's not true.

Here is one word for fluffy:

flaumig

Answer 8

flauschig!

Answer 9

do the germans have a word for anything ???? that should be the question, they speak all gibberish and sound rediculous !!

Answer 10

they do, flauschig.