die Locke
lock
a small piece or curl of hair
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The standard neutral word for a small curl of hair; the most direct equivalent.
A more explicit and slightly more descriptive term: “hair curl”; it emphasizes that the curl is made of hair.
Plural form meaning “curls” or “ringlets” as several curled strands of hair.
Not a hair word at all; it means a lock/gate in a canal or river. It is only formally related, not semantically.
Not a hair word; it means a lock on a door or a castle/palace in another sense. It is not used for hair.
Not a hair word; it means a ban, block, or barrier. It is only loosely related through the idea of closing or blocking.
Means “strand of hair”; it can be straight or wavy and does not necessarily mean a curl. It is broader than “Locke.”
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die Locke means lock. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce die Locke
/ˈlɔkə/
die Locke translation
lock
die Locke examples
Eine Locke hing an ihrem Ohr.
die Locke transcription
/ˈlɔkə/
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die Locke meaning: what does it mean?
eine kleine Haarlocke oder Haarsträhne
die Locke pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
die Locke is pronounced as /ˈlɔkə/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
die Locke definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Eine Locke hing an ihrem Ohr. Translation: Локон свисал у её уха.
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