No. 2,831 in German
still
"Still" in German means "quiet" or "silent."
In a sentence
Es ist still im Raum.
It is quiet in the room.
Here, 'still' is used as an adjective meaning 'quiet' or 'silent', referring to the environment in the room.
Er wartete still an der Seite.
He waited quietly at the side.
In this sentence, 'still' is an adverb describing how the subject waited, indicating a manner of calm or silence.
Ich wünsche mir einen stillen Moment.
I wish for a still moment.
Here, 'stillen' as part of the phrase refers to a 'peaceful' or 'calm' moment, emphasizing tranquility or serenity.
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