Siamese in German
Siamese in German is siamesisch, Siamkatze, Siamese — Siamese means relating to Siam (historical Thailand) or the Thai people.
Siamese in German
What does "Siamese" mean?
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adj Relating to Siam (historical Thailand) or the Thai people.
"The museum displayed several Siamese artifacts."
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noun A breed of cat known for its pale coat, dark face markings, and blue eyes.
"Their Siamese cat has striking blue eyes."
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adj Describing a Y-shaped connection joining two hoses or pipes into one.
"Firefighters connected their hose to the siamese fitting on the hydrant."
Siamese in a sentence
- The museum displayed several Siamese artifacts.
- Their Siamese cat has striking blue eyes.
- Firefighters connected their hose to the siamese fitting on the hydrant.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Siamese" in German?
"Siamese" in German is siamesisch, Siamkatze, Siamese. Siamese means: Relating to Siam (historical Thailand) or the Thai people.
How do you use "Siamese" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed several Siamese artifacts." In German, "Siamese" is siamesisch, Siamkatze, Siamese.
Are there other ways to say "Siamese" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "Siamese": siamesisch, Siamkatze, Siamese, Siamesin, Siamesisch.