
die Kamille
chamomile
A herbaceous plant with small white flowers and yellow centers that commonly grows in meadows and along roadsides.
Die Kamille blüht im Sommer auf vielen Wiesen.
Chamomile blooms in many meadows in summer.
chamomile
die Kamille, die Kamillen
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chamomile
A herbaceous plant with small white flowers and yellow centers that commonly grows in meadows and along roadsides.
Die Kamille blüht im Sommer auf vielen Wiesen.
Chamomile blooms in many meadows in summer.

chamomile
The flowers of the chamomile plant, used as a medicinal remedy and for tea.
Bei Bauchschmerzen trinkt sie einen Tee aus Kamille.
When she has a stomachache, she drinks chamomile tea.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Kamillen |
| genitive | der Kamille |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Kamille | die Kamillen |
| accusative | die Kamille | die Kamillen |
| dative | der Kamille | den Kamillen |
| genitive | der Kamille | der Kamillen |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
With “Kamille” (chamomile), the words around it show which meaning is intended: words like “Wiese” (meadow), “blühen” (to bloom), or “wachsen” (to grow) refer to the plant. If the context involves “Tee” (tea), “Blüten” (flowers), or an application for treating ailments, it usually refers to the flowers used as a remedy.
Auf der Wiese wächst viel Kamille.
A lot of chamomile grows in the meadow.
Für den Tee werden getrocknete Blüten der Kamille verwendet.
Dried chamomile flowers are used to make the tea.
Verbs such as “blühen” (to bloom), “wachsen” (to grow), and “duften” (to smell fragrant) are often used with “Kamille” (chamomile) when referring to the plant. Typical location phrases include “auf der Wiese” (in the meadow), “am Wegesrand” (along the roadside), and “im Garten” (in the garden).
Die Kamille wächst an diesem sonnigen Wegesrand besonders gut.
The chamomile grows particularly well along this sunny roadside.
When “Kamille” (chamomile) refers to a remedy or tea ingredient, it commonly appears with “Tee” (tea), “Blüten” (flowers), and “Aufguss” (infusion). The phrase “Tee aus Kamille” (chamomile tea) is also common.
Die getrocknete Kamille eignet sich für einen beruhigenden Aufguss.
The dried chamomile is suitable for a soothing infusion.