Don Quixote — Page 1
ARE CONTAINED THE INNUMERABLE TROUBLES WHICH THE BRAVE DON QUIXOTE AND HIS GOOD SQUIRE SANCHO PANZA ENDURED IN THE INN, WHICH TO HIS MISFORTUNE HE TOOK TO BE A CASTLE
SIND DIE UNZÄHLIGEN LEIDEN ENTHALTEN, WELCHE DER TAPFERE DON QUIXOTE UND SEIN GUTER KNAPPE SANCHO PANZA IN DER HERBERGE ERDULDETEN, DIE ER ZU SEINEM UNGLÜCK FÜR EIN SCHLOSS HIELT
Vocabulary
- SIND
- Are; third person plural present tense of 'sein'
- DIE
- The; definite article for feminine or plural nouns
- UNZÄHLIGEN
- Countless, innumerable; describing an extremely large number
- LEIDEN
- Sufferings, hardships; pains or difficulties endured
- ENTHALTEN
- Contained, included; to hold within something
- WELCHE
- Which; relative pronoun referring to previously mentioned things
- DER
- The; definite article for masculine nominative nouns
- TAPFERE
- Brave, courageous; describing someone with great bravery
- UND
- And; basic coordinating conjunction connecting words or clauses
- SEIN
- His; possessive pronoun indicating belonging to him
- GUTER
- Good; adjective describing positive quality of a noun
- KNAPPE
- Squire, page; a knight's attendant or servant
- IN
- In, at; preposition indicating location or inclusion
- HERBERGE
- Inn, lodging; a place offering travelers food and shelter
- ERDULDETEN
- Endured, suffered; past tense of tolerating hardship patiently
- ER
- He; third person singular masculine personal pronoun
- ZU
- To, at; preposition or infinitive particle with various uses
- SEINEM
- His; dative form of the possessive pronoun 'sein'
- UNGLÜCK
- Misfortune, bad luck; an unfortunate or unhappy circumstance
- FÜR
- For; preposition indicating purpose, benefit, or exchange
- EIN
- A, an; indefinite article for singular nouns
- SCHLOSS
- Castle, palace; a large fortified or stately building
- HIELT
- Held, considered; past tense of 'halten', to regard as
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