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A substance that flows freely and takes the shape of its container, having a definite volume but no fixed shape.
Öl ist eine Flüssigkeit, die oft in der Küche verwendet wird.
Oil is a liquid often used in the kitchen.
In everyday contexts, 'Flüssigkeit' refers to any non-solid, non-gaseous substance.
In physics, a state of matter characterized by low viscosity and the ability to conform to the shape of a container.
Die Flüssigkeit in diesem Experiment hat eine hohe Dichte.
The liquid in this experiment has a high density.
In scientific contexts, 'Flüssigkeit' may refer to specific properties like viscosity or surface tension.
Remember that 'Flüssigkeit' is a noun and must be capitalized in German.
The meaning can vary slightly depending on whether you're talking about everyday liquids or scientific properties.
Always capitalize nouns in German, including 'Flüssigkeit'.
From Middle High German 'vlüssickeit', derived from 'vlüssic' (liquid), ultimately from Latin 'liquidus' (liquid).
'Flüssigkeit' is a common noun and must be capitalized in German. It is often used in scientific, medical, and everyday contexts.