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Locke

curl

German grammar
dieLockef

Meaning of Locke

Deutsch

eine kleine, gebogene oder spiralförmige Haarsträhne

English

a small curved or spiral-shaped lock of hair

curl

Pronunciation

German
/ˈlɔkə/

Locke with English translation

Locke usage examples

🇩🇪German→🇬🇧English

Sie hat eine kleine Locke im Haar.

She has a little curl in her hair.

🇩🇪German→🇬🇧English

Die Locke fiel ihr ins Gesicht.

The curl fell into her face.

Locke synonyms

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What's the difference between Locke, Haarlocke, Haarsträhne, Ringel, Welle, and Krause

H
🇩🇪German
Haarlocke

A single lock or curl of hair; the closest and most neutral equivalent to "Locke."

A2often
Haarsträhne
🇩🇪German

A strand of hair; broader than "Locke" and not necessarily curly.

A2very often
R
🇩🇪German
Ringel

A small tight curl; more conversational and often suggests a cute or childlike shape.

A2rare word

Advanced: broader words

W
🇩🇪German
Welle

A wave in the hair, meaning a soft wavy shape; usually less tight than a curl.

A2often
K
🇩🇪German
Krause

Very curly hair; this is more a description of hair texture than one single curl.

A2rare word

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What does Locke mean?

a small curved or spiral-shaped lock of hair

How do you pronounce Locke?

Locke is pronounced [ˈlɔkə].

How is Locke used in a sentence?

She has a little curl in her hair. Translation: Sie hat eine kleine Locke im Haar.

Is Locke part of Hair and Hairstyles vocabulary?

Yes, Locke (curl) can be learned in the Hair and Hairstyles topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is Locke part of Clothing and Fashion vocabulary?

Yes, Locke (curl) can be learned in the Clothing and Fashion topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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