sündhaft
sinful
The German word "sündhaft" is an adjective that means "sinful" or "guilty of sin." It is derived from the noun "Sünde," which means "sin" and indicates the nature of an act or thought deemed morally wrong or against divine law.
Similar words in German include "böse" (evil), "unrechtmäßig" (unlawful), and "verwerflich" (deplorable).
The difference between "sündhaft" and these similar words is that "sündhaft" specifically refers to something that is sinful in a religious or moral sense, while the others may not necessarily carry that connotation and can refer more broadly to general wrongdoing, immorality, or evil behavior.
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Examples
Diese Tasche ist sündhaft teuer.adjective
This bag is sinfully expensive.
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