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How do you say "sea lion" in German?

der Seelöwe

Noun Masculine

In German, "sea lion" is der Seelöwe.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced ZAY-loo-uh. See (sea) + Löwe (lion), stress the first part.

Grammar notes

Masculine noun (der Seelöwe). Plural is Seelöwen. Compound: See + Löwe.

Example sentence

Der Seelöwe schwimmt schnell.

The sea lion swims fast.

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How to remember der Seelöwe

Seelöwe literally means sea lion. A marine mammal.

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Questions about der Seelöwe

How do you say "sea lion" in German?

In German, "sea lion" is der Seelöwe. It is a noun.

Is der Seelöwe masculine or feminine?

Masculine noun (der Seelöwe). Plural is Seelöwen. Compound: See + Löwe.

How is der Seelöwe used in a sentence?

Use der Seelöwe as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Seelöwe schwimmt schnell. (The sea lion swims fast.).

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