totensonntag

This is the 11929th most frequent German word.


totensonntag

"Totensonntag" is a German Protestant religious holiday, known as "Sunday of the Dead," dedicated to remembering the deceased.


The word 'Totensonntag' is used as a noun referring to the German 'Sunday of the Dead', a day of remembrance for the deceased.

Am Totensonntag besuchen viele Menschen Friedhöfe, um ihrer verstorbenen Angehörigen zu gedenken.

On the Sunday of the Dead, many people visit cemeteries to commemorate their deceased relatives.


Here, 'Totensonntag' is a subject in the sentence, highlighting its cultural relevance and timing in the German calendar.

Der Totensonntag wird traditionell am letzten Sonntag vor der Adventszeit begangen.

The Sunday of the Dead is traditionally observed on the last Sunday before Advent.


In this context, 'Totensonntag' refers to the occasion that prompts ceremonies and gatherings for remembrance.

Viele Kirchen veranstalten spezielle Gottesdienste zu Ehren des Totensonntags.

Many churches hold special services in honor of the Sunday of the Dead.