Gemütsart

temperament, disposition of mind

noun ge-MUETS-art Rare

Usage Note

Gemütsart describes one's emotional temperament — how one typically feels and reacts inwardly. It is a slightly literary word, contrasting with Gemüt (mind/soul in general) by emphasising the particular 'type' or stamp of a person's inner life.

Examples

"Seine sanfte Gemütsart machte ihn bei allen beliebt."

Natural Translation

His gentle temperament made him popular with everyone.

Literal Translation

His gentle mind-type made him popular with everyone.

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