klecksartig

blotch-like, resembling irregular splashed blobs

adjective KLEKS-ar-tikh Rare

Usage Note

klecksartig describes a shape or mark resembling a splashed blob (Klecks) — asymmetric, with irregular edges. Used for birthmarks, paint splatters, or natural patterns that lack defined contours.

Examples

"Das Muttermal hatte eine klecksartige, unregelmäßige Form."

Natural Translation

The birthmark had a blotch-like, irregular shape.

Literal Translation

The birthmark had a blotch-like, irregular form.

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