Definition
Bags, suitcases, and other belongings that someone takes on a journey.
Translations
- English
- luggage
- Français
- bagages
- Türkçe
- bagaj
- Polski
- bagaż
- Русский
- багаж
- Українська
- багаж
Also: baggage
GERMAN DICTIONARY
luggage, baggage
/das ɡəˈpɛk/
Bags, suitcases, and other belongings that someone takes on a journey.
Also: baggage
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominativ | das Gepäck | — |
| Akkusativ | das Gepäck | — |
| Dativ | dem Gepäck | — |
| Genitiv | des Gepäcks | — |
Using Stück makes it possible to specify usually uncountable Gepäck as a single unit.
Mit takes the dative here, although this is not visible with Gepäck used without an article.
At the airport, Gepäck is checked in before a flight so that it can be carried in the cargo hold.
This describes Gepäck that weighs a lot.
This question asks how much Gepäck one is allowed to take along.
After arriving, you collect your Gepäck again at an agreed location.
The verb describes someone carrying bags or suitcases themselves.
Gepäck and Reisegepäck both refer to things taken along; Reisegepäck explicitly emphasizes their connection with a journey.
Handgepäck is a specific type of Gepäck that travelers carry in the cabin.
Gepäck is typically taken along on a journey (Reise).
Gepäck refers to items taken along on a trip and sounds similar to Gebäck.
Aufgabegepäck is the part of Gepäck that travelers check in before a flight for transport in the hold.