Alexandria German Dictionary
German Auxiliary Verbs
Auxiliary verbs like sein, haben, and werden combine with a main verb to form perfect tenses, the passive voice, and the future. Browse them below with their conjugated forms.
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- dürfenmay; to be allowed to; can (permission)AUX
- dürfenmay; to be allowed toAUX
- habento have (auxiliary, subjunctive II)AUX
- könnencan; to be able to; know how toAUX
- müssenmust; have to; need toAUX
- müssenmust; have toAUX
- müssenmust; have toAUX
- müssenmust; have toAUX
- seinto be; existAUX
- seinto beAUX
- seinto beAUX
- seinto be (subjunctive II); would beAUX
- seinto beAUX
- sollenshould; ought to; supposed toAUX
- sollenshould; ought to; supposed toAUX
- werdento become; will (future auxiliary); be (passive auxiliary)AUX
- werdenwill; becomes; is beingAUX
- werdenwill; become; getAUX
- werdenwill; become; get (change state)AUX