breit

Very close to 'breit'; it stresses a large distance from side to side and is very common for width or span.

Means 'covering a large area'; it refers to area or surface extent, not just width.

Means 'extensive' or 'large in scope/amount'; it usually refers to content, scope, or volume rather than physical width.

Means 'extensive' or 'spread out'; it emphasizes length, spread, or a large spatial extent, often for areas.

Means 'flat'; it is not a direct synonym of 'breit' and describes low height or a level surface.

Means 'thick'; it refers to thickness rather than width, so it is only partly related to 'breit'.

Means 'deep'; it describes vertical depth, so it does not match the meaning of 'breit'.

Means 'covering the whole area'; it stresses complete coverage rather than width itself.

Means 'spacious'; usually used for rooms, cars, or places with a lot of space.

Usually means 'generous'; for spaces it can mean 'spacious' or 'laid out generously', but it is not a direct synonym of 'breit'.

Means 'general' or 'in general'; it refers to a broad scope in a figurative sense, not physical width.

Means 'wide-ranging' or 'broadly varied'; often used for choices, interests, or a range of topics.