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Isn't Aufenthaltswahrscheinlichkeitsverteilung the model of the electrons in an atom?

The green ones are valid. The rest are not.
Where did you find that stuff? :P

ab,
am,
an,
au (expression, also: watershed)
aal
aas
abt
alb
all
alm
alp
als
alt
amt
ara (is an animal, and a valid word. Not sure about dictionary entry, though)
arm
art
as (accepted spelling variation of "Ass")
ass
ast
auf
aus

ad,
ag,
ah (valid as an expression. Not a valid word in the dictionary, thus not allowed in Scrabble)
ar,
at,
aar
abc (common abreviation for Alphabet. Not a word.)
abi (common abreviation for Abitur, not a word)
abk
abm
abo (common abreviation for abonnement. not a word)
ach (valid as an expression. Not a valid word in the dictionary, thus not allowed in Scrabble)
ada
ads
aeg
afa
agb (common abreviation for allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen. not a word)
agp
aha (valid as an expression. Not a valid word in the dictionary, thus not allowed in Scrabble)
ahr
air
akt
akw
alf
ali
alu
amd
ami
anm
ans
anz
aok
aol
api
apo
ard
arg
ars
ase
atu
aua
aug
awo
axt

.......there is all of alphabet's letters...

Derren hat geschrieben:The green ones are valid. The rest are not.

Diese kann man doch dazu nehmen:
akt, der Akt
axt, die Axt

@SPH:
We have a book named "Duden" here in germany with round about 500.000 words.
You will find it at http://www.duden.de -> Duden - Deutsches Universalwörterbuch

There is also a Duden dictionary for MS Word available: Die Duden-Rechtschreibprüfung PLUS für Microsoft Office
All words A-Z are also online @ duden.de/definition (but not easy to browse this site)

Maybe you should just get a cheap french-german/german-french dictionary book,
for example this: Universal-Wörterbuch Französisch: Französisch - Deutsch / Deutsch - Französisch
It is only 10 Euro, you can rummage in the book and translate french to deutsch.

For translating online, try http://dict.leo.org/frde?lp=frde
I use the english-german translator on this site from time to time for searching or to check something.
I think it is pretty good, so check out the french-german part of this site.

For your smartphone: http://dict.leo.org/pages.frde/smartpho ... de&lang=fr

SPH hat geschrieben:What is what "aßen" write "assen" in the Scrabble?

I've already said that:

DarkDragon hat geschrieben:The past form of they eat: they ate.

@Danilo: Hab ich übersehen
Das ist einfach kein Job für einen Einzelnen

Is "Assen" (aßen) valid in scrabble? I thought only infinitive forms. On the other hand I would accept the plural form of nouns.

German V1.0b : http://xmas.free.fr/HexaScrabble_deutsch.zip

Sie denken daran, was?
You think of it what?