adjective
schallend
loud
The German word "schallend" is an adjective meaning "resounding" or "ringing". It comes from the noun "Schall", which means "sound" or "noise". The suffix "-end" turns it into an adjective describing something that produces a loud, clear, or echoing sound.
Similar words:
- laut (loud)
- klingend (ringing)
- hallend (echoing)
Difference:
- "schallend" specifically emphasizes a loud, vibrant sound, often with a sense of spreading or reverberation.
- "laut" simply describes volume (loud).
- "klingend" often implies a melodious or clear ringing sound.
- "hallend" focuses more on the echo or reverberation effect.
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Examples
Die Kinder lachen schallend im Garten.adjective
The children laugh loudly in the garden.
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