Jugend

German Etymology From de gmh jugent, from de goh jugund, from de gmw-pro *jugunþi, from de gem-pro *jugunþiz. Akin to osx juguth, en youth. Pronunciation de /ˈjuːɡənt/ [ˈjuːɡŋ̍t] de De-at-Jugend.ogg Austria de De-Jugend.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Ju gend Noun f.sg youth quality or state of being young; part of life following childhood youth young people collectively Declension f.sg Derived terms de Arbeiterjugend Hitlerjugend<t:Hitler Youth><g:f> Landjugend Sängerjugend Swingjugend Wanderjugend Jugendabteilung Jugendalter Jugendamt Jugendklub Jugendgruppe Jugendkrawalle jugendfrei Jugendfreigabe Jugendmannschaft Jugendfreund<t:childhood friend><g:m> jugendlich<t:youthful> Jugendstil<t:Art Nouveau><lit:youth style><g:m> Jugendschutzgesetz Jugendsünde Jugendzeit Jugendzimmer Jugendwort See also de Alter n age de Kindheit f childhood de Erwachsenenalter n adulthood Further reading de Age Luxembourgish Etymology Possibly inherited from lb gmh jugent, from lb goh jugund, from lb gem-pro *jugunþiz. Cognate with nl jeugd, en youth. The Rheinisches Wörterbuch considers both this word and the rhyming lb Dugend borrowings from lb de -, though they are phonetically regular. Pronunciation lb /ˈju(ː)ʁent/ [ˈju(ː).ʁənt] Noun f - youth