English–German
“rabbit” in German
How to say “rabbit” in German
“Rabbit” in German is Hase.
A long-eared field animal bounds quickly through open land, linking the German word to the familiar English image of a hare.
Example sentences with Hase
Ich habe gestern einen Hasen im Park gesehen.
Yesterday, I saw a rabbit in the park.
Tips for using Hase
- Hase is masculine, and its plural is Hasen; as a weak noun, it also takes Hasen in the accusative and dative singular.
Other German words for “rabbit”
Wir haben ein Kaninchen als Haustier.
We have a rabbit as a pet.
