German vocabulary that sticks

Look up a German word. Keep the ones that matter.

Search any word or sentence: get the article, translations and examples, then save them to lists to practise.

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Look it up

Any word or sentence: get the article, part of speech, level and translations instantly.

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Save to a list

Group words your way, by chapter, topic or level. Everything stays organised.

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Practise

Turn any list into quizzes and flip-to-reveal flash cards.

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One search, the whole entry

Type a German word, or an English one, and the entry fills itself in. This is the real result for “Wohnung”, exactly as it is stored.

die Wohnung

Level A1

apartment

Pluraldie Wohnungen
ExampleMeine Wohnung hat drei Zimmer und liegt in der Stadt.My apartment has three rooms and is located in the city.

Save any entry to a list in one click.

  • Verbs come with their conjugation and past forms.
  • Half-remember the English? Search that, and land on the German entry.
  • Each entry shows only the fields its part of speech needs.

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Before you start

What is WunderDict?

A German dictionary that also remembers. Every word you look up comes back with its article, plural, level, translations and example sentences, and can go straight into a list. Lists are where practice starts: WunderDict quizzes you on the words you chose, not on someone else's vocabulary.

Which practice modes are there?

Every mode runs on your own lists. Practice needs a free account so your progress is saved.

Smart Practice
Picks the words and skills you are due to review.
Translation Quiz
German to your language, and back.
Flash Cards
Flip to reveal, no scoring.
Der/Die/Das
The article of each noun.
Plural Master
The plural form of each noun.
Verb Forms
Partizip II, Präteritum, present tense, haben or sein.
Case Picker and Fill in the Blank
Cases and words in real sentences.
Word Match and Preposition Match
Quick matching games, with an optional timed challenge.
Who is it for?

Anyone already learning German, from A1 to C1, through a course, a book or daily life. When a word stops you mid-article or mid-lesson, look it up, save it, and get back to what you were doing. Your course gives you the structure; WunderDict keeps the vocabulary you meet along the way.

What it does not do

WunderDict is not a course and not a chat tutor. It has no lesson plan, does not teach grammar from scratch, and will not correct your sentences. It does one job: turn a word you just met into a reliable entry, and into a list you will come back to.

German grammar, explained

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