English–German
“wet” in German
How to say “wet” in German
“Wet” in German is nass.
A wet object has enough water on its surface to make contact slippery or leave drops behind.
Example sentences with nass
Die nassen Schuhe trocknen im Flur.
The wet shoes dry in the hall.
Tips for using nass
- The opposite is trocken, while feucht is a weaker description and does not normally imply a visibly water-covered surface.