The English term "ant eater" matches the German term "Ameisenbär"

other english words that include "ant" : german :
assistant Adjunkt
adjutant, aide de camp Adjutant
acanthus Akanthus
ant, emmet Ameise
planting, plant, garden Anlage
pleasantness Annehmlichkeit
planting, plant Anpflanzen
planting, plant Anpflanzung
anthology Anthologie
anthracite Anthrazit
anthropology Anthropologie
antichrist Antichrist
antilles Antillen
antelope Antilope
antimony Antimon
antipode Antipode
antique dealer Antiquar
antithesis Antithese
aid, assistant, helper Assistent
atlantean, atlantic Atlantik
atlantic, atlantic ocean Atlantischer Ozean
instant, moment Augenblick
bantu Bantu
barrack, barn, shack, shanty, shed, stand, tent Baracke
need, want Bedarf
need, want Bedürfnis
desire, want, wish Begehr
pants, trousers Beinkleid
inhabitant Bewohner
applicant Bittsteller
brabant Brabant
brabantine Brabanter
accountant Buchrevisor
boy, servant, dwarf Bursche
byzantium Byzanz
acanthus Bärenklau
boy, servant Diener
maid, servant Dienstbote
assistant Dienstgehilfe
fantasy Einbildungskraft
inhabitant Einwohner
elephant Elefant
esperantist Esperantist
esperanto Esperanto
pheasant Fasan
flask, canteen, water bottle Feldflasche
aerial, antenna Fühler
aerial, antenna Fühlhorn
guarantee, warrant Garantie
antipode Gegenfüßler
antithesis, contrast Gegensatz
antithesis Gegenstellung
aid, assistent, helper, boy, servant Gehilfe
ghost, phantom, intellect, mind, spirit, wit Geist
ghost, phantom Gespenst
guarantee, warrant Gewähr
guarantee, warrant Gewähr leisten
giant Gigant
noun, substantive Hauptwort
adjutant, aide de camp Hilfsoffizier
pants, trousers Hose
anthem, hymn Hymne
merchant, businessman Händler
infantry Infanterie
inhabitant Insasse
agent, steward, superintendant Intendant
interest, gain, profit, advantage, benefit Interesse
currant, red currant Johannisbeere
currant, currant bush Johannisbeerstrauch
cantharides, spanish fly Kantharide
carafe, decanter Karaffe
merchant, businessman Kaufmann
bairn, child, infant Kind
consonant Konsonant
barrack, barn, shack, shanty, shed Lagerhütte
lantern Laterne
lieutenant Leutnant
anthem, hymn Lobgesang
desire, want, wish, disposal, inclination, tendency, lust, passion, sexual pleasure Lust
maid, servant Magd
cloak, mantle, coat, overcoat Mantel
shrew, vixen, xanthippe Megäre
accumulation, crowd, heap, mass, multitude, pile, quantity Menge
anthropology Menschenkunde
consonant Mitlauter
instant, moment Moment
gain, profit, advantage, benefit Nutzen
panther Panther
pantomime Pantomime
planting, plant Pflanzen
planting, plant Pflanzung
fantasy Phantasie
ghost, phantom Phantom
quantity Quantität
quantity Quantum
restaurant Restaurant
restaurant Restauration
giant Riese
romanticism Romantik
sergeant Sergeant
pantry Speisekammer
ghost, phantom Spuk
noun, substantive Substantiv
tantalum Tantal
tarantula Tarantel
amaranthus Tausendschön
tyrant Tyrann
cloak, mantle Umhang
drawers, panties, underpants Unterhose
benefit, gain, profit, advantage Vorteil
shrew, vixen, xanthippe, woman Weib
desire, want, wish Wunsch
tyrant Wüterich
delusion, spell, magic, enchantment, sorcery, witchcraft, wizardry Zauber
enchanter, magician, sorcerer, warlock, wizard Zauberer
enchantment, magic, sorcery, witchcraft, wizardry Zaubern
other english words that include "eater" : german :
pullover sweater Pulli
Three Genders
Gender is often a difficult thing for language learners to master. The German language introduces a neutral gender as well as feminine and masculine. The neutral gender exists for words that the traditional genders don’t apply to.
The Long Words
German is well known for its long words. Its longest word is “Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertr agungsgesetz“, and it means” the law concerning the delegation of duties for the supervision of cattle marking and the labeling of beef.” It’s so long that the word is now obsolete. It was judged as being much too long and impractical for bureaucrats to even use.
Fraktur Script
German was written in a calligraphic script called Fraktur script. Fraktur is a Gothic script and is related to the Latin alphabet, it’s just a different type. It entered into use during the 1500s and was used all the way up until World War II.