Brandenburg in German
Brandenburg in German is Brandenburg, Brandenburg an der Havel, Land Brandenburg — Brandenburg means a state in northeastern Germany surrounding Berlin, and historically a major territory of Prussia.
Brandenburg in German
What does "Brandenburg" mean?
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name A state in northeastern Germany surrounding Berlin, and historically a major territory of Prussia.
"They drove through the forests of Brandenburg on the way to Berlin."
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noun An ornamental looped fastening or braided trim on the front of a coat, especially in military-style uniforms.
"The officer's jacket was trimmed with elaborate brandenburgs down the front."
Brandenburg in a sentence
- They drove through the forests of Brandenburg on the way to Berlin.
- The officer's jacket was trimmed with elaborate brandenburgs down the front.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Brandenburg" in German?
"Brandenburg" in German is Brandenburg, Brandenburg an der Havel, Land Brandenburg. Brandenburg means: A state in northeastern Germany surrounding Berlin, and historically a major territory of Prussia.
How do you use "Brandenburg" in a sentence?
Example: "They drove through the forests of Brandenburg on the way to Berlin." In German, "Brandenburg" is Brandenburg, Brandenburg an der Havel, Land Brandenburg.
Are there other ways to say "Brandenburg" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "Brandenburg": Brandenburg, Brandenburg an der Havel, Land Brandenburg, Stadt Brandenburg, Provinz Brandenburg.