cursed / damn
verflucht – verfluchter – am verfluchtesten
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cursed
Burdened by or affected by a curse; according to a supernatural belief, this is supposed to cause misfortune.
Die Menschen glaubten, dass das verfluchte Haus jedem Bewohner Unglück brachte.
People believed that the cursed house brought misfortune to every resident.
damn
An informal expression of annoyance or emphasis, similar to “verdammt” (damn).
Warum ist dieser verflucht komplizierte Drucker schon wieder kaputt?
Why is this damn complicated printer broken again?
| basic form | verflucht |
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| comparative | verfluchter |
| superlative | am verfluchtesten |
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| nom. | -e | -e | -e | -en |
| acc. | -en | -e | -e | -en |
| dat. | -en | -en | -en | -en |
| gen. | -en | -en | -en | -en |
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| nom. | -er | -e | -es | -en |
| acc. | -en | -e | -es | -en |
| dat. | -en | -en | -en | -en |
| gen. | -en | -en | -en | -en |
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| dat. | -em | -er | -em | -en |
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“Verflucht” (cursed / damn) comes from the verb “verfluchen” (to curse) and belongs to the word family related to “Fluch” (curse). The adjective therefore describes the result of a curse on the one hand, and is also used independently as an informal intensifier on the other.
Der Zauberer hat den Ring verflucht, und seitdem gilt er als verflucht.
The wizard cursed the ring, and it has been considered cursed ever since.
The supernatural meaning can often be recognized by words from legends and stories, such as “Fluch” (curse), “Zauber” (magic), “Hexe” (witch), “Geist” (ghost), or “Unglück” (misfortune). In fictional narratives, “verflucht” (cursed) often describes places, objects, or people.
In der Legende durfte niemand den verfluchten Wald betreten.
In the legend, no one was allowed to enter the cursed forest.
As an expression of annoyance or emphasis, “verflucht” (damn) is informal. It often appears directly before an adjective or a noun and indicates a strong emotional reaction.
Der Weg zum Gipfel ist verflucht steil.
The path to the summit is damn steep.
Wo ist nur der verfluchte Schlüssel?
Where is that damn key?
