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Wert: worth — meaning and examples | JadoLearn

DictionaryWert

Quality-approved learning entryAdjectiveLevel B1

Wert

worth

having a particular monetary price, practical benefit, or personal significance

IPA/veːɐ̯t/

The main stress follows standard German pronunciation.

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Meaning 1neutral · 87%

having a particular monetary price, practical benefit, or personal significance

Natural examples

Das alte Fahrrad ist noch etwa 200 Euro wert.

Die Reise ist die lange Fahrt wert.

Diese Erfahrung war jede Minute wert.

Usage note

A common pattern is etwas ist + amount/effort + wert. Do not capitalize wert when it functions as an adjective.

Mini-lesson: Lowercase adjective wert

As an adjective, write wert: Das ist viel wert.

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Form and grammar

Base form: wert
Comparative: —
Superlative: —
Comparison: not applicable
Gradable: No
Before a noun: No
After a linking verb: Yes
adverbial: No
Opposite: —

The assigned part of speech is adjective. In normal German adjective use the form is lowercase wert, usually predicative in expressions such as etwas wert sein.

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