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Words of New Poems · 40 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

ob

if; though; whether 29 times

ob, Ob

subordinating conjunction; preposition

Archaic "ob" here means "over/on account of," not the modern "whether."

obenhin

the brim once

obenhin

"bis obenhin" idiomatically means "right to the top/brim," as of a vessel filled to the limit — a metaphor for bearing something to its full measure.

offen

open; open ones; laid bare 17 times

offen, offenen, offnen, offen–, offene

adjective, predicate; adjective, uninflected, predicate; adjective, predicate, uninflected

oftentstellt

often-disfigured once

oftentstellten

Compound: 'oft' (often) + 'entstellt' (disfigured).

ohne

without; beyond; Without 38 times

ohne, Ohne

preposition; subordinating conjunction

Ohr

ear; ears 7 times

Ohren, Ohrs–, Ohres, Ohre, Ohrs

noun, genitive, neuter, singular; noun, accusative, neuter, plural; noun, nominative, neuter, plural

Archaic dative form 'Ohre' of 'Ohr'.

ordnen

arrange; sets in order; orders 6 times

ordnet, ordnete, geordnet, ordnend

verb, present, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, past, indicative, third-person, singular; verb, participle

Ort

places; in places; place 3 times

Orten, Orte

noun, dative, masculine, plural; noun, dative, masculine, singular

Archaic poetic dative of 'Ort' used without a preposition, meaning 'in places, here and there.'

Seen once or twice

oberer

upper once

Oberfläche

surface once

obwohl

though twice

Ochse

ox once

Ocker

ochre once

ohnegleichen

beyond compare; without equal twice

ohnmächtig

powerless once

Ohrgehäng

earring once

Ohrgehänge

ear-pendants once

Oktave

octaves once

Opal

opals once

opalen

opaline once

Opfer

sacrifices once

Opfertier

sacrificial beasts once

Orangenboot

orange-boat once

orangerot

more orange-red once

Ordensschwester

nun once

Ordensstern

order's star once

ordentlich

tidier once

Ordnung

order once

orloffsch

Orlov once

Ortschaft

village; township twice

oval

oval ones once

öfter

more often once

Öl

oils twice

Ölbaum

olive tree's once

ölen

oiled once

Ölgelände

olive ground once

The particulars

The words
Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Rainer Maria Rilke, died 1926; Neue Gedichte published 1907 and 1908), from Wikisource.
Translation
Public-domain German (Rilke, d. 1926). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
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