der Sessel
chair (Austria) - in Germany „Sessel“ is an armchair, and a plain chair is „Stuhl“
Origin
One of the trickiest differences: what Austria calls „Sessel“ is a „Stuhl“ in Germany, while the German „Sessel“ (an upholstered armchair) is a „Fauteuil“ in Austria.
Building blocks
Words in this expression
Grammar that uses this word
- Local preposition 'in' (into, Wohin?/where to? + accusative)Lokale Präposition 'in' (Wohin? + Akkusativ)
- Comparative and superlative used attributivelyKomparativ und Superlativ attributiv
- Plural with no ending (der Lehrer → die Lehrer)Plural ohne Endung
Examples
Setz dich auf den .
Sit down on the chair.