verb

jubeln

cheer

The German word "jubeln" is a verb that means "to cheer", "to rejoice", or "to celebrate loudly". It comes from the noun "Jubel" which means "cheering" or "jubilation".

Similar words:

  • freuen (to be happy)
  • feiern (to celebrate)
  • ausschreien (to shout out)

Differences:

  • jubeln emphasizes loud, energetic expressions of joy (cheering), often in public or group settings.
  • freuen refers to feeling happy internally.
  • feiern refers to celebrating, which may include more than just cheering (e.g., parties).
  • ausschreien focuses more on shouting out, sometimes less joyful and more intense.

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Examples

Die Fans jubeln im Stadion.verb

The fans cheer in the stadium.

Die Kinder jubeln laut.verb

The children cheer loudly.

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