Read · tap a word · remember itRead German. Tap any word. We'll remember it.
Pick a sample, import a passage, or type one word now. Every word you look up is saved for review.
One word. The sentence decides the meaning.
The German word “Bank” means “bench” in one sentence and “money” in another. Word Holder reads the sentence and returns the meaning that fits, instead of listing every sense for you to guess.
Word Holder reads the sentence, not just the word.
Wir saßen auf einer Bank im Park.
We sat on a bench in the park.
benchnoun
Sitzgelegenheit für mehrere Personen.benchIch ging zur Bank, um Geld abzuheben.
I went to the bank to withdraw money.
moneynoun
Geldinstitut, das Geld verwahrt und verleiht.bankTap a word. Keep reading.
Open a German passage, tap a word to see its meaning, and Word Holder saves it for spaced-repetition review.
Sample passageGerman · short read
Tap any word to see its meaning — it's saved for review automatically.
Er war völlig in sie vernarrt, kaum dass sie sich begegnet waren.
MeaningExplain
adjectiveHeftig verliebt oder schwärmerisch zugetan.
Then review it when it's due.
Word Holder turns the saved word into a review card: recall the word from context, reveal the answer, then choose how well you knew it.
de
What word goes here?
Er war völlig in sie , kaum dass sie sich begegnet waren.
besotted; infatuated
Show Answervernarrtbesotted; infatuated
Er war völlig in sie vernarrt, kaum dass sie sich begegnet waren.
How well did you know this word? AgainHardGoodEasy
Not another flashcard deck
- Every word you tap becomes a flashcard automatically — no decks to build.
- Your vocabulary comes from real reading, not generic word lists.
- You only review words you actually needed in context.
- Unlimited reviews and quizzes — we don't ration your studying.
Start reading. We'll remember the words for you.
Start anonymously — no signup needed. Reading longer texts? Import your own passage.
