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Vocabulary · A2 masculine nouns

German A2 Nouns with "der"

The 108 masculine nouns of German A2, commonest first.

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derMensch

/mɛnʃ/ noun
1
  1. human being
  2. person / man
  3. woman
  4. man! / rah! (exclamation)
Dictionary wording
  1. human, human being, person, man
  2. woman
  3. man! rah!
  4. one, they (indefinite third-person singular pronoun)
Article
der Mensch
Plural
die Menschen
Genitive
des Menschen

Was für ein Mensch ist sie?

What is she like?

Was ist sie für ein Mensch?

What is she like?

Auch ich bin ein Mensch.

I'm human, too.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative MenschMenschen
AkkusativA1 Accusative MenschenMenschen
DativA1 Dative MenschenMenschen
GenitivB1 Genitive MenschenMenschen

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derWeg

[veːk] noun
2
  1. way
  2. path / trail / track
  3. route
  4. method
Dictionary wording
  1. path, trail, track (usually for foot traffic)
  2. route, way (to get from one place to another)
  3. method, way (of doing something)
  4. someone's planned course or path, the space needed for movement
  5. away
  6. gone, not there
Article
der Weg
Plural
die Wege
Genitive
des Weges

Auf dem Weg.

En route.

Für den Weg!

For the road.

Aus dem Weg!

Get out of the way!

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative WegWege
AkkusativA1 Accusative WegWege
DativA1 Dative WegWegeWegen
GenitivB1 Genitive WegesWegsWege

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derMitarbeiter

/ˈmɪtarˌbaɪ̯tər/ noun
3
  1. employee
  2. collaborator
  3. assistant
  4. staff member
Dictionary wording
  1. employee (person who works, together with others, in a particular business or institution)
  2. collaborator (person who works with others towards a common goal)
  3. assistant (person who assists another person in a business)
  4. staff member
Article
der Mitarbeiter
Plural
die Mitarbeiter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Mitarbeiters
= Angestellter= Arbeitnehmer= Firmenangehöriger

Meine lieben Mitarbeiter!

My fellow workers.

Sie wollten 30 Mitarbeiter.

They wanted 30 employees.

Niemand nimmt Mitarbeiter über 40.

No one wants someone over 40.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative MitarbeiterMitarbeiter
AkkusativA1 Accusative MitarbeiterMitarbeiter
DativA1 Dative MitarbeiterMitarbeitern
GenitivB1 Genitive MitarbeitersMitarbeiter

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derSieg

/ziːk/ noun
4
  1. victory
  2. Sieg (river in Germany)
Dictionary wording
  1. victory
  2. Sieg (a river in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany; a tributary of the Rhine)
Article
der Sieg
Plural
die Siege
Genitive
des Sieges

Unsere größten Siege.

Our biggest victories.

Noch ein Sieg.

Another victory.

Und der große Sieg?

And the great victory?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative SiegSiege
AkkusativA1 Accusative SiegSiege
DativA1 Dative SiegSiegeSiegen
GenitivB1 Genitive SiegesSiegsSiege

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derWagen

/ˈvaːɡən/ noun
5
  1. car
  2. wagon / cart
  3. railroad car
  4. vehicle
Dictionary wording
  1. a wheeled vehicle for transporting anything
  2. a car, an automobile, a vehicle
  3. a railroad car
  4. a wagon, a cart (drawn by a person, by horses, by oxen, etc)
  5. Dipper: either the Großer Wagen (“Ursa Major”) or Kleiner Wagen (“Ursa Minor”)
  6. to dare (to do something, despite possible risks)
Article
der Wagen
Plural
die Wagen (unchanged)
Genitive
des Wagens

Schnell, einen Wagen.

Get me a car quick.

Nimm meinen Wagen!

Take my car.

Nehmt meinen Wagen!

Take my car.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative WagenWagenWägen
AkkusativA1 Accusative WagenWagenWägen
DativA1 Dative WagenWagenWägen
GenitivB1 Genitive WagensWagenWägen

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derNutzer

[ˈnʊtsɐ] noun mostly written
6
  1. user
Article
der Nutzer
Plural
die Nutzer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Nutzers
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative NutzerNutzer
AkkusativA1 Accusative NutzerNutzer
DativA1 Dative NutzerNutzern
GenitivB1 Genitive NutzersNutzer

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derStaat

/ʃtaːt/ noun
7
  1. state
  2. country / nation
  3. government / authorities
  4. entourage (of a sovereign)
Dictionary wording
  1. country, state (politically constituted legal person wielding absolute power of a population and territory)
  2. state/government, authorities (the entire political and administrative system of such an entity)
  3. entourage of a sovereign or prince
  4. stateliness; that which gives the effect of it; fine appearance in clothing and ménage
Article
der Staat
Plural
die Staaten
Genitive
des Staates

Ich bin niemals in den Staaten gewesen.

I have never been to the States.

Ich habe ein paar Freunde in den Vereinigten Staaten.

I have a few friends in the United States.

Warst du schon einmal in den Vereinigten Staaten?

Have you ever been to the United States?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative StaatStaaten
AkkusativA1 Accusative StaatStaaten
DativA1 Dative StaatStaateStaaten
GenitivB1 Genitive StaatesStaatsStaaten

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derVergleich

/fɛɐ̯ˈɡlaɪ̯ç/ noun
8
  1. comparison
  2. settlement (resolution of a dispute)
Article
der Vergleich
Plural
die Vergleiche
Genitive
des Vergleiches

Das ist ein guter Vergleich.

I hadn't thought of that.

Sie wollen einen Vergleich anbieten.

They want to make a settlement.

Vergleiche die Pause damit, schnell.

Work the overlay around there quick.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative VergleichVergleiche
AkkusativA1 Accusative VergleichVergleiche
DativA1 Dative VergleichVergleicheVergleichen
GenitivB1 Genitive VergleichesVergleichsVergleiche

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derDruck

/dʁʊk/ noun
9
  1. pressure
  2. print / printing (process)
  3. print (piece created by printing)
  4. fix (drug injection)
Dictionary wording
  1. pressure
  2. fix (drug injection)
  3. print, printing (the process of printing)
  4. print (a piece created by such a process)
Article
der Druck
Plural
die Drücke
Genitive
des Druckes

Alles ist Druck!

Everything is pull!

Drucken Sie schon?

Have you gone to press yet?

Er steht unter Druck.

The big guys have the screws on.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative DruckDrücke
AkkusativA1 Accusative DruckDrücke
DativA1 Dative DruckDruckeDrücken
GenitivB1 Genitive DruckesDrucksDrücke

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derFan

[fɛn] noun
10
  1. fan
  2. devotee
Dictionary wording
  1. fan, devotee
Article
der Fan
Plural
die Fans
Genitive
des Fans

Bist du ein Fan?

Are you a fan?

Sind Sie ein Fan?

Are you a fan?

Dies ist ein chinesischer Fan.

This is a Chinese fan.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative FanFans
AkkusativA1 Accusative FanFans
DativA1 Dative FanFans
GenitivB1 Genitive FansFans

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derPapa

/ˈpapa/ noun mostly spoken
11
  1. dad
  2. daddy
Dictionary wording
  1. dad, daddy
Article
der Papa
Plural
die Papas
Genitive
des Papas

Bist du wirklich Papa?

Are you really a dad?

Sind Sie wirklich Papa?

Are you really a dad?

Was machst du, Papa?

What are you doing, Dad?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative PapaPapas
AkkusativA1 Accusative PapaPapas
DativA1 Dative PapaPapas
GenitivB1 Genitive PapasPapas

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derKampf

/kam(p)f/ noun
12
  1. fight
  2. struggle / battle
  3. campaign
Dictionary wording
  1. struggle, battle, campaign, fight
Article
der Kampf
Plural
die Kämpfe
Genitive
des Kampfes

Es war ein Kampf wie um Leben und Tod.

That fight seemed like a life-or-death struggle.

Ich glaube, es ist Zeit, dass ich mich am Kampf beteiligte.

I think it's time for me to join the fight.

Das Leben ist ein Kampf.

Life is struggle.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KampfKämpfe
AkkusativA1 Accusative KampfKämpfe
DativA1 Dative KampfKampfeKämpfen
GenitivB1 Genitive KampfesKampfsKämpfe

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derTitel

/ˈtiːtl/ noun
13
  1. title
Article
der Titel
Plural
die Titel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Titels

Ich konnte mich an den Titel des Liedes nicht erinnern.

I couldn't remember the title of that song.

Was ist der Titel des Buchs?

What's the title of the book?

Wie ist der Titel des Buches?

What's the title of the book?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative TitelTitel
AkkusativA1 Accusative TitelTitel
DativA1 Dative TitelTiteln
GenitivB1 Genitive TitelsTitel

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derRuf

/ʁuːf/ noun
14
  1. call
  2. shout / cry
  3. reputation
Dictionary wording
  1. call, shout, cry
  2. reputation
Article
der Ruf
Plural
die Rufe
Genitive
des Rufes

Ruf deinen Bruder an.

Call your brother.

Ruf meinen Mann an.

Call my husband.

Ruf mich bitte an.

Call me, please.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative RufRufe
AkkusativA1 Accusative RufRufe
DativA1 Dative RufRufeRufen
GenitivB1 Genitive RufesRufsRufe

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derRahmen

/ˈʁaːmən/ noun mostly written
15
  1. frame
  2. scope
  3. to frame (verb)
  4. to cream (verb)
Dictionary wording
  1. frame, scope
  2. to frame
  3. to cream
Article
der Rahmen
Plural
die Rahmen (unchanged)
Genitive
des Rahmens

Hol die Rahmen.

Go get the frames.

Ein sehr teurer Rahmen.

It's a very expensive frame.

Zeigen Sie ihm diesen Rahmen.

Go ahead, look!

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative RahmenRahmen
AkkusativA1 Accusative RahmenRahmen
DativA1 Dative RahmenRahmen
GenitivB1 Genitive RahmensRahmen

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derStart

/ʃtaʁt/ noun
16
  1. start
  2. beginning point of a race
  3. takeoff / liftoff
Dictionary wording
  1. start (beginning of a project)
  2. start (beginning point of a race)
  3. takeoff, liftoff (beginning of a flight)
Article
der Start
Plural
die Starts
Genitive
des Startes

Wir hatten einen sehr guten Start.

We had a really good start.

Der Start meines Flugzeugs hatte sich um zwei Stunden verspätet.

My plane's departure was delayed by two hours.

Der Läufer hatte einen guten Start.

The runner got a good start.

derHöhenmeter

noun
17
  1. vertical meter
  2. elevation gain
Article
der Höhenmeter
Plural
die Höhenmeter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Höhenmeters
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative HöhenmeterHöhenmeter
AkkusativA1 Accusative HöhenmeterHöhenmeter
DativA1 Dative HöhenmeterHöhenmetern
GenitivB1 Genitive HöhenmetersHöhenmeter

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derBeginn

/bəˈɡɪn/ noun
18
  1. beginning
  2. start
Dictionary wording
  1. start, beginning
Article
der Beginn
Plural
die Beginne
Genitive
des Beginnes

Die Karten waren vom Beginn des Spiels an gegen sie.

It turned out that the cards were stacked against her from the beginning of the game.

Ich hoffe, dass das der Beginn einer wunderbaren Freundschaft ist.

I hope that this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

Ich wusste zu Beginn unserer Beziehung gar nichts von Toms Berühmtheit.

I didn't know Tom was famous when we started dating.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BeginnBeginne
AkkusativA1 Accusative BeginnBeginne
DativA1 Dative BeginnBeginneBeginnen
GenitivB1 Genitive BeginnesBeginnsBeginne

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derKumpel

[ˈkʊmpl̩] noun mostly spoken
19
  1. buddy / mate / pal
  2. miner
Dictionary wording
  1. miner
  2. buddy, mate, pal, friend, homeboy
Article
der Kumpel
Plural
die Kumpel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Kumpels

Was geht ab, Kumpel?

What's up, dude?

Was immer du sagst, Kumpel.

Whatever you say, buddy.

Tom ist ja mein Kumpel.

Tom is my friend, you know.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KumpelKumpelKumpels, Kumpeln
AkkusativA1 Accusative KumpelKumpelKumpels, Kumpeln
DativA1 Dative KumpelKumpelnKumpels
GenitivB1 Genitive KumpelsKumpelKumpels, Kumpeln

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derVersuch

/fɛɐ̯ˈzuːx/ noun
20
  1. attempt
  2. experiment / test / trial
  3. try
Article
der Versuch
Plural
die Versuche
Genitive
des Versuches

Versuchen wir es!

Let's try!

Versuch zu schlafen.

Try to get some sleep.

Nur ein Versuch.

Please let me try.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative VersuchVersuche
AkkusativA1 Accusative VersuchVersuche
DativA1 Dative VersuchVersucheVersuchen
GenitivB1 Genitive VersuchesVersuchsVersuche

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derBerliner

/bɛʁˈliːnɐ/ noun mostly written
21
  1. Berliner (person from Berlin)
  2. of Berlin (adjective)
  3. Berliner (pastry)
Dictionary wording
  1. Berliner (male or of unspecified sex) (a native or inhabitant of Berlin)
  2. of Berlin
  3. Berliner (a pastry similar to a doughnut (donut), with a sweet filling)
Article
der Berliner
Plural
die Berliner (unchanged)
Genitive
des Berliners

Darf ich einen dieser Berliner essen?

Would it be OK if I ate one of these donuts?

Einen Kaffee und einen Berliner bitte.

I'll have coffee and a donut.

Nimm dir einen Berliner!

Have a donut.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BerlinerBerliner
AkkusativA1 Accusative BerlinerBerliner
DativA1 Dative BerlinerBerlinern
GenitivB1 Genitive BerlinersBerliner

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derBericht

/bəˈʁɪçt/ noun
22
  1. report
  2. account
  3. news story
Dictionary wording
  1. report, account, news story
Article
der Bericht
Plural
die Berichte
Genitive
des Berichtes

Hier sind Ihre Berichte.

Here are your reports.

Ich lese den Bericht.

I'll read.

Hier ist mein Bericht.

Here's my report.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BerichtBerichte
AkkusativA1 Accusative BerichtBerichte
DativA1 Dative BerichtBerichteBerichten
GenitivB1 Genitive BerichtesBerichtsBerichte

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derHimmel

[ˈhɪml̩] noun
23
  1. sky
  2. heaven
  3. canopy
  4. headliner (interior fabric covering the roof of a vehicle)
Article
der Himmel
Plural
die Himmel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Himmels

Der Himmel ist klar.

The sky is clear.

Der Himmel war klar.

The sky was clear.

Weiß der Himmel, warum.

Heaven knows why.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative HimmelHimmel
AkkusativA1 Accusative HimmelHimmel
DativA1 Dative HimmelHimmeln
GenitivB1 Genitive HimmelsHimmel

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derRest

/ʁɛst/ noun
24
  1. rest, remainder
  2. remnant
  3. radical
  4. a surname
Dictionary wording
  1. rest, remainder, remnant
  2. radical
  3. a surname
Article
der Rest
Plural
die Reste
Genitive
des Restes

Den Rest weißt du.

You know the rest.

Den Rest wissen Sie.

You know the rest.

Der Rest ist egal.

The rest doesn't matter.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative RestReste
AkkusativA1 Accusative RestReste
DativA1 Dative RestResteResten
GenitivB1 Genitive RestesRestsReste

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derSprecher

/ˈʃprɛçər/ noun mostly written
25
  1. speaker
  2. announcer / newsreader
  3. spokesperson / representative
  4. speaker of a language
Dictionary wording
  1. a speaker; one who speaks (male or unspecified sex); especially:
  2. one who speaks in a presentation or performance, such as a radio drama or voiceover
  3. an announcer, newsreader
  4. a spokesperson, representative
  5. a speaker of a given language
Article
der Sprecher
Plural
die Sprecher (unchanged)
Genitive
des Sprechers

Der Sprecher weinte.

The announcer was crying.

Der Sprecher ist jung.

The speaker is young.

Sogar der Sprecher musste lachen.

Even the announcer was laughing.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative SprecherSprecher
AkkusativA1 Accusative SprecherSprecher
DativA1 Dative SprecherSprechern
GenitivB1 Genitive SprechersSprecher

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derKörper

/ˈkœrpər/ noun
26
  1. body
  2. solid (three-dimensional object)
  3. field (algebraic structure)
Dictionary wording
  1. body (of a person, animal, etc.)
  2. body
  3. body, solid (three-dimensional object)
  4. field (algebraic structure with addition and multiplication)
Article
der Körper
Plural
die Körper (unchanged)
Genitive
des Körpers

Sie haben die Wahl unter 1000 Körpern.

You shall have your choice of 1,000 bodies.

Auch durften die Hände nicht vor den Körper gebracht werden.

Also, the actor couldn't pass his hands in front of himself.

Dieser Körper ist nicht tot.

That body is not dead.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KörperKörper
AkkusativA1 Accusative KörperKörper
DativA1 Dative KörperKörpern
GenitivB1 Genitive KörpersKörper

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derMist

/ˈmɪst/ noun mostly spoken
27
  1. manure
  2. crap / bullshit
  3. rubbish / garbage / waste
  4. crap! / darn! (interjection)
Dictionary wording
  1. manure (domestic animals’ excrement mixed with hay)
  2. crap, bullshit
  3. rubbish, garbage, waste
  4. crap! darn! (expresses mild annoyance)
Article
der Mist
Genitive
des Mistes

Menschen machen manchmal Mist.

People do stupid things sometimes.

Mist gehört in den Mist.

Trash belongs in the trash.

Wir haben wirklich Mist gemacht.

We really messed up.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative Mist—
AkkusativA1 Accusative Mist—
DativA1 Dative MistMiste—
GenitivB1 Genitive MistesMists—

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derSex

/sɛks/ noun
28
  1. sex
  2. sexuality
  3. sex appeal
Dictionary wording
  1. sex (sexual intercourse)
  2. sexuality
  3. sex appeal
Article
der Sex
Genitive
des Sexes
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative Sex—
AkkusativA1 Accusative Sex—
DativA1 Dative Sex—
GenitivB1 Genitive SexesSex—

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derVertrag

/fərˈtraːk/ noun
29
  1. contract
  2. agreement
  3. treaty
Dictionary wording
  1. contract, agreement
  2. treaty
Article
der Vertrag
Plural
die Verträge
Genitive
des Vertrages

Es gibt Verträge.

Have we obligations?

Vertrag ist Vertrag.

Business is business.

Hier sind die Verträge.

Here are the contracts.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative VertragVerträge
AkkusativA1 Accusative VertragVerträge
DativA1 Dative VertragVertrageVerträgen
GenitivB1 Genitive VertragesVertragsVerträge

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derPolitiker

/poˈliːtikɐ/ noun
30
  1. politician
Article
der Politiker
Plural
die Politiker (unchanged)
Genitive
des Politikers

Das sind Politiker.

They're politicians.

Ich bin Politiker.

I'm a politician.

Ich bin kein Politiker.

Father, I am not a politician.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative PolitikerPolitiker
AkkusativA1 Accusative PolitikerPolitiker
DativA1 Dative PolitikerPolitikern
GenitivB1 Genitive PolitikersPolitiker

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derKonzern

/kɔnˈt͡sɛʁn/ noun mostly written
31
  1. corporate group
  2. business group
Dictionary wording
  1. business group, corporate group
Article
der Konzern
Plural
die Konzerne
Genitive
des Konzernes

Es ist ein Konzern.

Well, it's a corporation.

Er gehört einem Konzern.

A corporation owns it.

Was für ein Strom-Konzern?

What power company?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KonzernKonzerne
AkkusativA1 Accusative KonzernKonzerne
DativA1 Dative KonzernKonzerneKonzernen
GenitivB1 Genitive KonzernesKonzernsKonzerne

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derTäter

/ˈtɛːtər/ noun
32
  1. perpetrator
  2. delinquent
  3. doer / one who does
Dictionary wording
  1. perpetrator, delinquent
  2. doer, one who does
Article
der Täter
Plural
die Täter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Täters

Die Polizei hält dich für den Täter.

The police think that you did it.

Die Polizei hält Tom für den Täter.

The police think that Tom did it.

Stimmt es, dass Tom der Täter war?

Is it true that Tom was the one who did that?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative TäterTäter
AkkusativA1 Accusative TäterTäter
DativA1 Dative TäterTätern
GenitivB1 Genitive TätersTäter

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derUS-Dollar

noun mostly written
33
  1. US dollar
Dictionary wording
  1. US dollar (official currency of the United States)
Article
der US-Dollar
Plural
die US-Dollars
Genitive
des US-Dollars
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative US-DollarUS-DollarsUS-Dollar
AkkusativA1 Accusative US-DollarUS-DollarsUS-Dollar
DativA1 Dative US-DollarUS-DollarsUS-Dollar
GenitivB1 Genitive US-DollarsUS-DollarUS-DollarsUS-Dollar

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derBoss

/bɔs/ noun mostly spoken
34
  1. boss
Dictionary wording
  1. boss (person in charge, supervisor)
  2. boss
Article
der Boss
Plural
die Bosse
Genitive
des Bosses

Du bist mein Boss.

You're my boss.

Hier bin ich der Boss.

I'm the boss around here.

Hast du den neuen Boss getroffen?

Have you met the new boss?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BossBosse
AkkusativA1 Accusative BossBosse
DativA1 Dative BossBossen
GenitivB1 Genitive BossesBosse

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derMörder

/ˈmœʁdɐ/ noun
35
  1. murderer
  2. assassin / killer / slayer
Dictionary wording
  1. murderer, assassin, assassinator, killer, slayer (male or of unspecified gender)
Article
der Mörder
Plural
die Mörder (unchanged)
Genitive
des Mörders

Du bist ein Mörder.

You're a murderer.

Sie sind ein Mörder.

You're a murderer.

Wir sind keine Mörder.

We're not killers.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative MörderMörder
AkkusativA1 Accusative MörderMörder
DativA1 Dative MörderMördern
GenitivB1 Genitive MördersMörder

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derGeneral

/ˌɡe(ː).nəˈʁaːl/ noun
36
  1. general (military officer)
  2. general (highest rank)
  3. general (head of an order)
Dictionary wording
  1. general (officer in any general rank)
  2. general (officer in a specific general rank, usually the highest)
  3. general (head of an order)
Article
der General
Plural
die Generäle
Genitive
des Generales

Er wurde zum General befördert.

He was advanced to the rank of general.

Der General gab Befehl zum Rückzug.

The general gave the order to retreat.

Ein General ist ein hochrangiger Militäroffizier.

A general is a high-ranking military officer.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative GeneralGeneräleGenerale
AkkusativA1 Accusative GeneralGeneräleGenerale
DativA1 Dative GeneralGeneraleGenerälenGeneralen
GenitivB1 Genitive GeneralesGeneralsGeneräleGenerale

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derUmsatz

[ˈʔʊmzats] noun mostly written
37
  1. turnover
  2. revenue / sales
  3. conversion
Dictionary wording
  1. turnover, revenue, sales
  2. conversion
Article
der Umsatz
Plural
die Umsätze
Genitive
des Umsatzes
= Absatz= Bruttoeinnahmen= Geschäft= Verkauf= VerkaufserlösChemistryNatural SciencesPhysical Sciences

Die Umsätze waren enorm.

Profits were enormous.

Unsere Umsätze würden einbrechen.

Our sales would plummet.

Finden Sie, der Umsatz leidet?

Does it look as if business was suffering?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative UmsatzUmsätze
AkkusativA1 Accusative UmsatzUmsätze
DativA1 Dative UmsatzUmsatzeUmsätzen
GenitivB1 Genitive UmsatzesUmsätze

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derMord

/mɔrt/ noun
38
  1. murder
Article
der Mord
Plural
die Morde
Genitive
des Mordes

Könnte es Mord gewesen sein?

Could it have been murder?

Die Polizei klagte ihn wegen Mord an.

The police accused him of murder.

Die Polizei geht davon aus, daß Tom irgendwie an dem Mord beteiligt war.

Police believe that Tom was somehow involved in the murder.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative MordMorde
AkkusativA1 Accusative MordMorde
DativA1 Dative MordMordeMorden
GenitivB1 Genitive MordesMordsMorde

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derPolizist

/poliˈt͡sɪst/ noun
39
  1. police officer
  2. policeman
Dictionary wording
  1. police officer (male or female); policeman
Article
der Polizist
Plural
die Polizisten
Genitive
des Polizisten

Fragen wir doch den Polizisten da drüben nach dem Weg!

Let's ask the policeman over there for directions.

Wenn Sie den Weg nicht kennen, fragen Sie einen Polizisten.

If you don't know the way, ask a policeman.

Du siehst aus, als wärst du ein Polizist.

You look like a cop.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative PolizistPolizisten
AkkusativA1 Accusative PolizistenPolizisten
DativA1 Dative PolizistenPolizisten
GenitivB1 Genitive PolizistenPolizisten

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derLiebling

/ˈliːplɪŋ/ noun mostly spoken
40
  1. darling
  2. favorite
  3. a surname transferred from the nickname
Dictionary wording
  1. darling, (my) dear
  2. favorite
  3. a surname transferred from the nickname originating as a nickname
Article
der Liebling
Plural
die Lieblinge
Genitive
des Lieblings

Du bist mein Liebling.

You're the apple of my eye.

Was hast du, Liebling?

What's wrong, honey?

„Würdest du mir eine Tasse Kaffee holen?“ — „Aber sehr gerne, mein Liebling!“

"Would you get me a cup of coffee?" "With pleasure, my dear."

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative LieblingLieblinge
AkkusativA1 Accusative LieblingLieblinge
DativA1 Dative LieblingLieblingen
GenitivB1 Genitive LieblingsLieblinge

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derGegner

noun
41
  1. opponent
  2. adversary / enemy
Dictionary wording
  1. adversary, opponent, enemy
Article
der Gegner
Plural
die Gegner (unchanged)
Genitive
des Gegners

Ich war kein Gegner für ihn.

I was no match for him.

Ich habe keine Gegner.

I have no opponents.

Ich war für Tom kein Gegner.

I was no match for Tom.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative GegnerGegner
AkkusativA1 Accusative GegnerGegner
DativA1 Dative GegnerGegnern
GenitivB1 Genitive GegnersGegner

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derÜberblick

/ˈyːbɐˌblɪk/ noun mostly written
42
  1. overview
  2. bird's-eye view
  3. big picture
Dictionary wording
  1. overview; bird's-eye view; big picture (view of the entirety, both literally and figuratively)
  2. overview (brief summary)
Article
der Überblick
Plural
die Überblicke
Genitive
des Überblickes

Immer den Überblick?

Got the big picture?

Hier ein Überblick.

And here is an overview.

Ich verlor den Überblick.

I'm afraid I've lost count.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ÜberblickÜberblicke
AkkusativA1 Accusative ÜberblickÜberblicke
DativA1 Dative ÜberblickÜberblickeÜberblicken
GenitivB1 Genitive ÜberblickesÜberblicksÜberblicke

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derMüller

/ˈmʏlɐ/ noun
43
  1. miller
  2. a common surname
Dictionary wording
  1. miller
  2. a common surname originating as an occupation
Article
der Müller
Plural
die Müller (unchanged)
Genitive
des Müllers

Mein Vater war mal Müller.

My dad used to be a miller.

Mein Großvater war Müller.

My grandfather was a miller.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative MüllerMüller
AkkusativA1 Accusative MüllerMüller
DativA1 Dative MüllerMüllern
GenitivB1 Genitive MüllersMüller

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derÄrger

/ˈʔɛɐ̯ɡɐ/ noun
44
  1. annoyance, anger
  2. trouble / an unpleasant or dangerous situation
  3. the letter Ä (in German and Austrian spelling alphabets)
Dictionary wording
  1. annoyance, anger
  2. trouble, an unpleasant or dangerous situation
  3. The letter Ä in the German and Austrian spelling alphabets.
Article
der Ärger
Genitive
des Ärgers

Warum der Ärger?

What seems to be the trouble?

Das gibt Ärger.

There is trouble brewing.

Haben Sie Ärger?

Anything wrong?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative Ärger—
AkkusativA1 Accusative Ärger—
DativA1 Dative Ärger—
GenitivB1 Genitive Ärgers—

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derAgent

noun mostly spoken
45
  1. agent
  2. spy
Dictionary wording
  1. agent (male or of unspecified gender) (intermediary for certain services, such as for artistic performances or public relations)
  2. agent, spy (male or of unspecified gender) (person working for a secret service)
Article
der Agent
Plural
die Agenten
Genitive
des Agenten

Ich bin ein Agent.

I'm an agent.

Nur damit ihr’s wisst: Ich bin Agent des Bundesfahndungsamts!

Just so you know, I'm an FBI agent.

Nur damit ihr’s wisst: ich bin ein FBI-Agent!

Just so you know, I'm an FBI agent.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative AgentAgenten
AkkusativA1 Accusative AgentenAgenten
DativA1 Dative AgentenAgenten
GenitivB1 Genitive AgentenAgenten

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derTraum

/tʁaʊ̯m/ noun
46
  1. dream
Article
der Traum
Plural
die Träume
Genitive
des Traumes

Jeder hat Träume.

Everyone has dreams.

Was sind Ihre Träume?

You tell me about some of your dreams.

Wie in einem Traum.

The sort you have in a dream.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative TraumTräume
AkkusativA1 Accusative TraumTräume
DativA1 Dative TraumTraumeTräumen
GenitivB1 Genitive TraumesTraumsTräume

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derBescheid

/bəˈʃaɪ̯t/ noun
47
  1. notification
  2. information
Dictionary wording
  1. notification, information
Article
der Bescheid
Plural
die Bescheide
Genitive
des Bescheides

Gib mir bitte Bescheid.

Please let me know.

Gib uns bitte Bescheid.

Please let us know.

Irgendwie wusste Tom Bescheid.

Somehow, Tom knew.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BescheidBescheide
AkkusativA1 Accusative BescheidBescheide
DativA1 Dative BescheidBescheideBescheiden
GenitivB1 Genitive BescheidesBescheide

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derGedanke

/ɡəˈdaŋkə/ noun
48
  1. thought
  2. idea / plan
  3. concept
Article
der Gedanke
Plural
die Gedanken
Genitive
des Gedankens

Mach dir keine Gedanken.

Don't worry.

Ich kam auf einen Gedanken.

I hit on an idea.

Ich kann Ihre Gedanken lesen.

I can read your thoughts.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative GedankeGedanken
AkkusativA1 Accusative GedankenGedanken
DativA1 Dative GedankenGedanken
GenitivB1 Genitive GedankensGedanken

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derEntwickler

[ˈʔɛntˌvɪkləʀ] noun mostly written
49
  1. developer
Article
der Entwickler
Plural
die Entwickler (unchanged)
Genitive
des Entwicklers
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative EntwicklerEntwickler
AkkusativA1 Accusative EntwicklerEntwickler
DativA1 Dative EntwicklerEntwicklern
GenitivB1 Genitive EntwicklersEntwickler

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derHintergrund

[ˈhɪntɐˌɡʁʊnt] noun
50
  1. background
  2. context / background information
Dictionary wording
  1. background
  2. context, background information (information about history, motivation or the wider situation surrounding something)
Article
der Hintergrund
Plural
die Hintergründe
Genitive
des Hintergrundes

Wie ist sein Hintergrund?

What's his history?

Was ist dein Hintergrund?

What's your background?

Was ist der Hintergrund deiner Frage?

What's the point of your question?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative HintergrundHintergründe
AkkusativA1 Accusative HintergrundHintergründe
DativA1 Dative HintergrundHintergrundeHintergründen
GenitivB1 Genitive HintergrundesHintergrundsHintergründe

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derKontakt

/kɔnˈtakt/ noun
51
  1. contact
  2. junction
Article
der Kontakt
Plural
die Kontakte
Genitive
des Kontaktes

Ich habe die ganze Woche lang versucht, mit Tom in Kontakt zu kommen.

I've been trying all week to get in touch with Tom.

Ich hoffe, wir schaffen es, in Kontakt zu bleiben.

I hope we'll be able to keep in touch.

Wo kann ich mit dir in Kontakt kommen?

Where can I get in touch with you?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KontaktKontakte
AkkusativA1 Accusative KontaktKontakte
DativA1 Dative KontaktKontakteKontakten
GenitivB1 Genitive KontaktesKontaktsKontakte

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derUnfall

/ˈʊnˌfal/ noun
52
  1. accident
Article
der Unfall
Plural
die Unfälle
Genitive
des Unfalles

Ich bin mir sicher, dass es ein Unfall war.

I'm sure it was an accident.

Er gab mir die Schuld für den Unfall.

He blamed me for the accident.

Er ist bei dem Unfall verletzt worden.

He was hurt in the accident.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative UnfallUnfälle
AkkusativA1 Accusative UnfallUnfälle
DativA1 Dative UnfallUnfalleUnfällen
GenitivB1 Genitive UnfallesUnfallsUnfälle

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derWitz

/vɪt͡s/ noun
53
  1. joke
  2. wit / humour
  3. point / purpose
Dictionary wording
  1. joke
  2. joke (something that is not taken seriously, e.g. due to being very easy, very ineffective, or very arbitrary)
  3. wit, humour
  4. point, purpose (the central idea or aspect that makes something worthwhile)
Article
der Witz
Plural
die Witze
Genitive
des Witzes

Das ist ein Witz.

It's a joke.

Das ist kein Witz.

I am not kidding.

Ich liebe Witze.

I love jokes.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative WitzWitze
AkkusativA1 Accusative WitzWitze
DativA1 Dative WitzWitzeWitzen
GenitivB1 Genitive WitzesWitze

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derRücken

/ˈʁʏkn̩/ noun
54
  1. back
  2. to move / to push
  3. to move over
Article
der Rücken
Plural
die Rücken (unchanged)
Genitive
des Rückens

Mit dem Rücken?

His back?

Ich schlafe auf dem Rücken.

I sleep on my back.

Sie schläft auf dem Rücken.

She sleeps on her back.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative RückenRücken
AkkusativA1 Accusative RückenRücken
DativA1 Dative RückenRücken
GenitivB1 Genitive RückensRücken

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derBesuch

/bəˈzuːχ/ noun
55
  1. visit
  2. visitor / visitors
Dictionary wording
  1. visit, call
  2. visitor or visitors
Article
der Besuch
Plural
die Besuche
Genitive
des Besuches

Ich hab Besuch!

Look who's here.

Wir haben Besuch.

We have guests.

Du hast Besuch.

You have a visitor.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BesuchBesuche
AkkusativA1 Accusative BesuchBesuche
DativA1 Dative BesuchBesucheBesuchen
GenitivB1 Genitive BesuchesBesuchsBesuche

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derStar

/ʃtaːr/ noun
56
  1. starling
  2. cataract (eye disease)
  3. celebrity / star
Dictionary wording
  1. starling
  2. cataract (an eye disease, leucoma)
  3. celebrity, star
Article
der Star
Plural
die Stare
Genitive
des Stars

Sie hat aus mir einen Star gemacht.

She made me a star.

Der Star der Show war Tom.

The star of the show was Tom.

Heute habe ich einen Star gesehen.

Today, I saw a starling.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative StarStare
AkkusativA1 Accusative StarStare
DativA1 Dative StarStareStaren
GenitivB1 Genitive StarsStaresStare

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derTipp

/tɪp/ noun
57
  1. tip
  2. hint
Dictionary wording
  1. tip, hint
Article
der Tipp
Plural
die Tipps
Genitive
des Tipps

Der richtige Tipp.

Yes, that's it.

Danke für den Tipp.

Thanks for the tip.

Ich hatte einen Tipp.

I just got a tip.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative TippTipps
AkkusativA1 Accusative TippTipps
DativA1 Dative TippTipps
GenitivB1 Genitive TippsTipps

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derUnterschied

/ˈʔʊntɐˌʃiːt/ noun
58
  1. difference
Article
der Unterschied
Plural
die Unterschiede
Genitive
des Unterschiedes

Macht keinen Unterschied.

Make no difference what you mean.

Finde die Unterschiede.

Find the differences.

Wo ist der Unterschied?

What difference does it make?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative UnterschiedUnterschiede
AkkusativA1 Accusative UnterschiedUnterschiede
DativA1 Dative UnterschiedUnterschiedeUnterschieden
GenitivB1 Genitive UnterschiedesUnterschiedsUnterschiede

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derKeller

/ˈkɛlɐ/ noun
59
  1. cellar
  2. basement
  3. a surname
Article
der Keller
Plural
die Keller (unchanged)
Genitive
des Kellers

Ich habe keinen Keller.

I don't have a basement.

Es war Ernst von Keller.

It was Ernst von Keller.

War es Ernst von Keller?

Was it Ernst von Keller?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KellerKeller
AkkusativA1 Accusative KellerKeller
DativA1 Dative KellerKellern
GenitivB1 Genitive KellersKeller

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derClub

/klʊp/ noun
60
  1. club (association)
  2. nightclub / discotheque
Dictionary wording
  1. club (association of members)
  2. club (nightclub, discotheque)
Article
der Club
Plural
die Clubs
Genitive
des Clubs

Haben Sie seinen Club angerufen?

Have you called his club?

Ich gehe nicht einmal in einen Club.

Not even an Elk.

Ich habe ihn in einem Club getroffen.

I met him at a club.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ClubClubs
AkkusativA1 Accusative ClubClubs
DativA1 Dative ClubClubs
GenitivB1 Genitive ClubsClubs

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derService

/ˈsœɐ̯vɪs/ noun
61
  1. service
  2. service (in a restaurant)
  3. service / set
Dictionary wording
  1. service (e.g. in a restaurant)
  2. service
  3. service, set
Article
der Service
Plural
die Services
Genitive
des Service

Wenn Sie mit dem Service nicht zufrieden sind, geben Sie kein Trinkgeld.

If you don't like the service, don't leave a tip.

Sie beschwerte sich beim Manager, dass der Service schlecht sei.

She complained to the manager about the service.

Der Angestellte vom Service half mir, mein Problem zu lösen.

The service agent helped me solve my problem.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ServiceServices
AkkusativA1 Accusative ServiceServices
DativA1 Dative ServiceServices
GenitivB1 Genitive ServiceServices

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derVerkehr

/fɛrˈkeːr/ noun
62
  1. traffic
  2. interaction / correspondence
  3. sexual intercourse
Dictionary wording
  1. verbal noun of verkehren; correspondence, traffic (interaction involving the exchange of performances or messages)
  2. ellipsis of Straßenverkehr (“road traffic”)
  3. ellipsis of Geschlechtsverkehr (“sexual intercourse”)
Article
der Verkehr
Plural
die Verkehre
Genitive
des Verkehres

Viel Verkehr heute.

Heavy traffic today.

Ich sehe keinen Verkehr.

It looks clear to me.

Gab es viel Verkehr?

Was there a lot of traffic?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative VerkehrVerkehre
AkkusativA1 Accusative VerkehrVerkehre
DativA1 Dative VerkehrVerkehreVerkehren
GenitivB1 Genitive VerkehresVerkehrsVerkehre

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derWettbewerb

/ˈvɛtbəˌvɛʁp/ noun
63
  1. competition
Dictionary wording
  1. competition (contest for a prize or award)
Article
der Wettbewerb
Plural
die Wettbewerbe
Genitive
des Wettbewerbes

Ich hasse Wettbewerb.

I hate competition.

Das ist kein Wettbewerb.

It's not a competition.

Es ist kein Wettbewerb.

It's not a competition.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative WettbewerbWettbewerbe
AkkusativA1 Accusative WettbewerbWettbewerbe
DativA1 Dative WettbewerbWettbewerbeWettbewerben
GenitivB1 Genitive WettbewerbesWettbewerbsWettbewerbe

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derFlug

/fluːk/ noun
64
  1. flight
  2. airfare
Dictionary wording
  1. flight (in the air)
  2. airfare
Article
der Flug
Plural
die Flüge
Genitive
des Fluges

Danke für den Flug.

Thanks for the buggy ride.

Wie war dein Flug?

How was your flight?

Ist das Ihr Flug?

Is this your flight?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative FlugFlüge
AkkusativA1 Accusative FlugFlüge
DativA1 Dative FlugFlugeFlügen
GenitivB1 Genitive FlugesFlugsFlüge

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derWunsch

/vʊnʃ/ noun
65
  1. wish
Dictionary wording
  1. wish (an act of wishing)
  2. wish (that which one wishes)
Article
der Wunsch
Plural
die Wünsche
Genitive
des Wunsches

Noch einen Wunsch?

Anything else?

Wünschen Sie etwas?

Anything you want?

Wünschen Sie mir Glück.

Well, wish me luck.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative WunschWünsche
AkkusativA1 Accusative WunschWünsche
DativA1 Dative WunschWunscheWünschen
GenitivB1 Genitive WunschesWunschsWünsche

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derVogel

/ˈfoːɡəl/ noun
66
  1. bird
  2. idiot / clown (dimwitted or ridiculous person)
  3. kite / aircraft (informal)
  4. surname (from nickname or bird catcher)
Dictionary wording
  1. a bird
  2. an idiot, a clown (dimwitted or ridiculous person)
  3. a kite (an aeroplane or any aircraft)
  4. a common surname transferred from the nickname originating as a nickname, or as an occupational name for a catcher of birds
Article
der Vogel
Plural
die Vögel
Genitive
des Vogels

Ich liebe Vögel.

I love birds.

Guten Tag, Herr Vogel.

Good day, Herr Vogel.

Gebt mir den Vogel!

Give me that bird!

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative VogelVögel
AkkusativA1 Accusative VogelVögel
DativA1 Dative VogelVögeln
GenitivB1 Genitive VogelsVögel

A2 noun tables

derVorschlag

[ˈfoːɐ̯ʃlaːk] noun
67
  1. suggestion / proposal
  2. ornament (music)
  3. wad (firearms)
Dictionary wording
  1. suggestion, proposal (something proposed)
  2. an ornament in which one or more notes are added before the principal note, such as an appoggiatura or acciaccatura
  3. the wad in a muzzleloader
Article
der Vorschlag
Plural
die Vorschläge
Genitive
des Vorschlages

Wir haben einen Vorschlag.

We make you a proposition.

Ich habe mehrere Vorschläge.

I have several suggestions.

Hast du Vorschläge gemacht?

Did you make any suggestions?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative VorschlagVorschläge
AkkusativA1 Accusative VorschlagVorschläge
DativA1 Dative VorschlagVorschlageVorschlägen
GenitivB1 Genitive VorschlagesVorschlagsVorschläge

A2 noun tables

derKlub

/klʊp/ noun
68
  1. club
  2. (political) parliamentary group
Dictionary wording
  1. The continuation of a political party in the National Council of Austria and the parliament of an Austrian federal state, in other parliaments called Fraktion
Article
der Klub
Plural
die Klubs
Genitive
des Klubs

Wann immer er möchte, kann Tom Mary in diesem Klub singen hören.

Tom can go hear Mary sing at that club whenever he wants to.

Du hast doch gesagt, Tom sei kein Mitglied unseres Klubs.

I thought you said Tom wasn't a member of our club.

Er ist nicht mehr Mitglied in unserem Klub.

He is no longer a member of our club.

derAnzug

/ˈantsuːk/ noun
69
  1. suit
  2. outfit
  3. approach / gathering (weather)
  4. advancing
Dictionary wording
  1. suit (of clothes), outfit
  2. approach, gathering (of weather)
  3. approaching, advancing
  4. bedcover
  5. a motion in parliament
  6. acceleration
Article
der Anzug
Plural
die Anzüge
Genitive
des Anzuges

Der Anzug steht Ihnen.

You look good in that suit.

Der Anzug steht dir.

You look good in that suit.

Der Anzug steht ihm.

The suit becomes him.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative AnzugAnzüge
AkkusativA1 Accusative AnzugAnzüge
DativA1 Dative AnzugAnzugeAnzügen
GenitivB1 Genitive AnzugesAnzugsAnzüge

A2 noun tables

derNachbar

/ˈnaxbaːr/ noun
70
  1. neighbor
Dictionary wording
  1. neighbour
Article
der Nachbar
Plural
die Nachbarn
Genitive
des Nachbarn

Der neue Nachbar.

The new neighbor.

Wir sind Nachbarn.

We're neighbors.

Wir waren Nachbarn.

We were neighbors.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative NachbarNachbarn
AkkusativA1 Accusative NachbarnNachbarNachbarn
DativA1 Dative NachbarnNachbarNachbarn
GenitivB1 Genitive NachbarnNachbarsNachbarn

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derStuhl

/ʃtuːl/ noun
71
  1. chair
  2. professorship
  3. see (bishopric)
  4. feces / stool
Dictionary wording
  1. a chair (to sit on)
  2. a chair (professorship)
  3. a see (bishop's seat: bishopric)
  4. feces, stool
Article
der Stuhl
Plural
die Stühle
Genitive
des Stuhles

Auf dem Stuhl!

I mean to the chair.

Auf dem Stuhl.

On the chair.

Gib mir den Stuhl.

Hand me that chair.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative StuhlStühle
AkkusativA1 Accusative StuhlStühle
DativA1 Dative StuhlStuhleStühlen
GenitivB1 Genitive StuhlesStuhlsStühle

A2 noun tables

derMotor

/ˈmoːtoːɐ̯/ noun
72
  1. engine
Dictionary wording
  1. engine (mechanical device)
Article
der Motor
Plural
die Motoren
Genitive
des Motors

Der Motor funktioniert nicht.

The engine doesn't work.

Der Motor ging an.

The car started.

Lass den Motor laufen!

Keep the engine running.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative MotorMotoren
AkkusativA1 Accusative MotorMotoren
DativA1 Dative MotorMotoren
GenitivB1 Genitive MotorsMotoren

A2 noun tables

derBerg

/bɛrk/ noun
73
  1. mountain
  2. hill
  3. surname
  4. place name
Dictionary wording
  1. a mountain, hill
  2. a surname, as of the composer Alban Berg
  3. Berg (a former duchy and later grand duchy in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
  4. Berg (a municipality of Lower Austria, Austria)
  5. Berg (any of three municipalities in Bavaria, Germany)
  6. Berg (any of three municipalities in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)
Article
der Berg
Plural
die Berge
Genitive
des Berges

Schaue auf diesen Berg.

Look at that mountain.

Sie gehen in die Berge.

You will take to the mountains.

Du fährst in die Berge!

that you're going to the mountains!

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BergBerge
AkkusativA1 Accusative BergBerge
DativA1 Dative BergBergeBergen
GenitivB1 Genitive BergesBergsBerge

A2 noun tables

derMüll

/mʏl/ noun
74
  1. rubbish / trash
  2. nonsense
Dictionary wording
  1. rubbish, refuse, waste, junk, trash (US), garbage (US)
  2. nonsense
Article
der Müll
Genitive
des Mülles
= Abfall

Bring den Müll hinaus.

Take out the garbage.

Bring den Müll raus.

Put the garbage outside.

Bringt den Müll hinaus.

Take out the garbage.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative Müll—
AkkusativA1 Accusative Müll—
DativA1 Dative MüllMülle—
GenitivB1 Genitive MüllesMülls—

A2 noun tables

derTourist

/tuːʁɪst/ noun
75
  1. tourist
Dictionary wording
  1. tourist (male or of unspecified gender)
Article
der Tourist
Plural
die Touristen
Genitive
des Touristen

Fast jeder Tourist trägt eine Kamera mit sich.

Almost every tourist carries a camera with him.

Du kannst Touristen nicht leiden. Stimmt's?

You hate tourists, don't you?

Einige Touristen wurden bei dem Unfall verletzt.

A number of tourists were injured in the accident.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative TouristTouristen
AkkusativA1 Accusative TouristenTouristen
DativA1 Dative TouristenTouristen
GenitivB1 Genitive TouristenTouristen

A2 noun tables

derReifen

/ˈraɪ̯fən/ noun
76
  1. tire
  2. hoop
  3. to ripen / to mature
  4. to frost
Dictionary wording
  1. tyre; tire
  2. hoop
  3. to ripen, to mature
  4. to frost
Article
der Reifen
Plural
die Reifen (unchanged)
Genitive
des Reifens

Lass mich mal einen Blick auf deine Reifen werfen.

Let me take a look at your tires.

Es ist nicht genug Luft auf diesem Reifen.

This tire doesn't have enough air in it.

Für dich würde ich durch einen Reifen springen.

I'd jump through hoops for you.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ReifenReifen
AkkusativA1 Accusative ReifenReifen
DativA1 Dative ReifenReifen
GenitivB1 Genitive ReifensReifen

A2 noun tables

derRock

/ʁɔk/ noun
77
  1. skirt
  2. (men's) jacket
  3. dress
  4. rock (style of music)
Dictionary wording
  1. skirt (garment)
  2. (men's) jacket
  3. dress
  4. rock (style of music)
Article
der Rock
Plural
die Röcke
Genitive
des Rockes

Bis später, Rocks.

See you later, Rocks.

Ich mag Rock.

I love rock.

Ich liebe Rock.

I love rock.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative RockRöcke
AkkusativA1 Accusative RockRöcke
DativA1 Dative RockRockeRöcken
GenitivB1 Genitive RockesRocksRöcke

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derFernseher

/ˈfɛʁnzeːɐ/ noun
78
  1. television set
  2. television viewer
Dictionary wording
  1. a television set, a TV
  2. a television viewer (person)
Article
der Fernseher
Plural
die Fernseher (unchanged)
Genitive
des Fernsehers

Das ist ein Fernseher.

It's a TV.

Der Fernseher funktioniert nicht.

The TV doesn't work.

Der Fernseher geht nicht.

The TV doesn't work.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative FernseherFernseher
AkkusativA1 Accusative FernseherFernseher
DativA1 Dative FernseherFernsehern
GenitivB1 Genitive FernsehersFernseher

A2 noun tables

derSchnee

/ʃneː/ noun
79
  1. snow
  2. snow (static on TV)
  3. cocaine
Dictionary wording
  1. snow
  2. snow (static on TV set etc.)
  3. cocaine
Article
der Schnee
Genitive
des Schnees

In den Schnee.

Back to the snow.

Ist es Schnee?

Is it snow?

Ich mag Schnee.

I like snow.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative Schnee—
AkkusativA1 Accusative Schnee—
DativA1 Dative Schnee—
GenitivB1 Genitive Schnees—

A2 noun tables

derStress

/ʃtʁɛs/ noun
80
  1. stress
  2. dispute / quarrel / beef
Dictionary wording
  1. stress (emotional pressure)
  2. dispute, quarrel, beef
Article
der Stress
Plural
die Stresse
Genitive
des Stresses

Kein Schlaf, Stress.

No sleep, tension.

Nicht bei diesem Stress.

Not while I'm under this strain.

Stress auf der Arbeit?

Bad day at the office, kid?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative StressStresse
AkkusativA1 Accusative StressStresse
DativA1 Dative StressStresseStressen
GenitivB1 Genitive StressesStresse

A2 noun tables

derZucker

/ˈt͡sʊ.kɐ/ noun
81
  1. sugar
  2. diabetes
  3. a surname
  4. a twitching, jerking motion
Article
der Zucker
Plural
die Zucker (unchanged)
Genitive
des Zuckers

Ich mag Zucker.

I like sugar.

Ist das Zucker?

Is that sugar?

Ist Zucker da?

Is there any sugar?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ZuckerZucker
AkkusativA1 Accusative ZuckerZucker
DativA1 Dative ZuckerZuckern
GenitivB1 Genitive ZuckersZucker

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derKredit

/kʁeˈdiːt/ noun
82
  1. loan
  2. credit / credibility
Dictionary wording
  1. loan or anything afforded to someone in the expectation of return
  2. credibility, informal credit rating, the ability of someone to get loans based on his reputation
Article
der Kredit
Plural
die Kredite
Genitive
des Kredites

Tom hat einen Kredit aufgenommen, um sich ein Auto zu kaufen.

Tom took out a loan in order to buy a car.

Tom nahm einen Kredit auf, um sich ein Auto zu kaufen.

Tom took out a loan in order to buy a car.

Er bekam einen Kredit von der Bank.

He got a loan from the bank.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KreditKredite
AkkusativA1 Accusative KreditKredite
DativA1 Dative KreditKrediteKrediten
GenitivB1 Genitive KreditesKreditsKredite

A2 noun tables

derMagen

/ˈmaːɡən/ noun
83
  1. stomach
  2. maw
Dictionary wording
  1. stomach, maw
Article
der Magen
Plural
die Mägen
Genitive
des Magens

Liebe geht durch den Magen.

The way to a man's heart is through his stomach.

Die Augen sind größer als der Magen.

The eye is bigger than the belly.

Macht dir dein Magen immer noch Probleme?

Is your stomach still bothering you?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative MagenMägen
AkkusativA1 Accusative MagenMägen
DativA1 Dative MagenMägen
GenitivB1 Genitive MagensMägen

A2 noun tables

derHaushalt

/ˈhaʊ̯shalt/ noun
84
  1. household
  2. budget
  3. housework
  4. balance (biochemical)
Dictionary wording
  1. household (collectively, all the persons who live in a given home)
  2. budget (itemized summary of intended expenditure and expected revenue)
  3. housework (domestic chores)
  4. balance (between the production and consumption of a biochemical)
Article
der Haushalt
Plural
die Haushalte
Genitive
des Haushaltes

Wer macht den Haushalt?

Who does the housework?

Der Haushalt ist viel zu teuer!

The expenses are much too high.

Meine Frau und ich machen den Haushalt zusammen.

My wife and I do the housework together.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative HaushaltHaushalte
AkkusativA1 Accusative HaushaltHaushalte
DativA1 Dative HaushaltHaushalteHaushalten
GenitivB1 Genitive HaushaltesHaushaltsHaushalte

A2 noun tables

derStiefel

/ˈʃtiːfəl/ noun
85
  1. boot
Dictionary wording
  1. boot (shoe)
Article
der Stiefel
Plural
die Stiefel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Stiefels

Wo sind meine Stiefel?

Where are my boots?

Gib mir die Stiefel.

Give me those boots.

Und neue Stiefel auch.

And some new boots, too.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative StiefelStiefel
AkkusativA1 Accusative StiefelStiefel
DativA1 Dative StiefelStiefeln
GenitivB1 Genitive StiefelsStiefel

A2 noun tables

derStift

/ˈʃtɪft/ noun
86
  1. pen / pencil
  2. pin (for fastening)
  3. stylus
  4. apprentice (boy)
Dictionary wording
  1. pin (short rod of metal, wood etc., used e.g. for fastening)
  2. pencil, pen, stylus (includes all rod-shaped writing implements other than fountain pens, though even these may be included informally)
  3. a boy, especially an apprentice
  4. endowed monastery
  5. secular convent
  6. collegial body
Article
der Stift
Plural
die Stifte
Genitive
des Stiftes

Ich hasse Stifte.

I hate pens.

Hier ist der Stift.

Here's the pen.

Hast du einen Stift?

Have you got a pencil? Right.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative StiftStifte
AkkusativA1 Accusative StiftStifte
DativA1 Dative StiftStifteStiften
GenitivB1 Genitive StiftesStiftsStifte

A2 noun tables

derZirkus

/ˈt͡sɪʁkʊs/ noun
87
  1. circus
  2. circus (arena in Antiquity)
  3. fuss / ado (annoying)
  4. rigmarole / chore (complicated)
Dictionary wording
  1. circus (arena in Antiquity)
  2. circus (kind of entertainment show)
  3. exaggerated and annoying ado; airs; fuss, e.g. of a child, at an event, etc.; dog and pony show
  4. something complicated and annoying; rigmarole; chore
Article
der Zirkus
Plural
die Zirkusse
Genitive
des Zirkus

Was für ein Zirkus!

What a hassle!

Was soll der ganze Zirkus?

What is all the fuss about?

Wozu ist dieser ganze Zirkus?

What's all the commotion about?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ZirkusZirkusse
AkkusativA1 Accusative ZirkusZirkusse
DativA1 Dative ZirkusZirkussen
GenitivB1 Genitive ZirkusZirkusse

A2 noun tables

derZoo

[t͡soː] noun
88
  1. zoo
Article
der Zoo
Plural
die Zoos
Genitive
des Zoos

Ich bin mit meiner Schwester in den Zoo gegangen.

I went to the zoo with my sister.

Mein Vater ist mit uns in den Zoo gegangen.

My father took us to the zoo.

Tom ist mit seinem Bruder in den Zoo gegangen.

Tom took his brother to the zoo.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ZooZoos
AkkusativA1 Accusative ZooZoos
DativA1 Dative ZooZoos
GenitivB1 Genitive ZoosZoos

A2 noun tables

derApparat

/apaˈʁaːt/ noun
89
  1. device
  2. apparatus (organization)
  3. critical apparatus (in texts)
Dictionary wording
  1. apparatus, device, machine (complex instrument)
  2. apparat, apparatus (organisation, especially bureaucratic)
  3. the entirety of an editor's critical notes to a text, (loosely also) other appended information, such as indices etc.
Article
der Apparat
Plural
die Apparate
Genitive
des Apparates

In den Apparat.

Smile at the camera.

Das ist der Apparat.

This is the camera.

Wie nennt Ihr diesen Apparat?

What do you call this apparatus?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ApparatApparate
AkkusativA1 Accusative ApparatApparate
DativA1 Dative ApparatApparateApparaten
GenitivB1 Genitive ApparatesApparatsApparate

A2 noun tables

derZettel

/ˈt͡sɛtəl/ noun
90
  1. slip of paper
  2. note / message / letter
  3. poster / placard / public notice
  4. warp
Dictionary wording
  1. a small or loose piece of paper, slip
  2. note, message, letter
  3. poster, placard, public notice
  4. warp
Article
der Zettel
Plural
die Zettel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Zettels

Gib mir einen Zettel!

Give me a piece of paper.

Ich brauch einen Zettel.

I need a piece of paper.

Es ist nur ein Zettel.

It's just a piece of paper.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ZettelZettel
AkkusativA1 Accusative ZettelZettel
DativA1 Dative ZettelZetteln
GenitivB1 Genitive ZettelsZettel

A2 noun tables

derGehalt

/ɡəˈhalt/ noun
91
  1. salary
  2. content / fraction (amount or percentage)
  3. content (that which is inside)
  4. pension / annuity
Dictionary wording
  1. content, fraction (amount or percentage of some material in a mass)
  2. content (that which is inside, contained)
  3. salary
  4. pension, annuity
Article
der Gehalt
Plural
die Gehalte
Genitive
des Gehalts

Von deinem Gehalt?

On two bits a week.

Was ist mit Gehalt?

How about salary?

Mir bleibt nur mein Gehalt.

Just the salary.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative GehaltGehalte
AkkusativA1 Accusative GehaltGehalte
DativA1 Dative GehaltGehalteGehalten
GenitivB1 Genitive GehaltsGehaltesGehalte

A2 noun tables

derRentner

[ˈʁɛntnɐ] noun
92
  1. pensioner
Dictionary wording
  1. pensioner (male or of unspecified gender)
Article
der Rentner
Plural
die Rentner (unchanged)
Genitive
des Rentners

Er hat keine Arbeit, er ist Rentner.

He doesn't have a job. He's retired.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative RentnerRentner
AkkusativA1 Accusative RentnerRentner
DativA1 Dative RentnerRentnern
GenitivB1 Genitive RentnersRentner

A2 noun tables

derBabysitter

/ˈbeːbiˌsɪtɐ/ noun
93
  1. babysitter
Article
der Babysitter
Plural
die Babysitter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Babysitters

Tom ist gerne Babysitter.

Tom likes being a babysitter.

Tom konnte keinen Babysitter finden.

Tom couldn't find a babysitter.

Ich denke, wir müssen uns einen neuen Babysitter suchen.

I think we need to find a new babysitter.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BabysitterBabysitter
AkkusativA1 Accusative BabysitterBabysitter
DativA1 Dative BabysitterBabysittern
GenitivB1 Genitive BabysittersBabysitter

A2 noun tables

derUmzug

/ˈʔʊmt͡suːk/ noun
94
  1. move
  2. removal / relocation
  3. parade
Dictionary wording
  1. move, removal, relocation (change of residence)
  2. parade
Article
der Umzug
Plural
die Umzüge
Genitive
des Umzuges

Freunde haben Tom und Maria beim Umzug in die neue Wohnung geholfen.

Tom and Mary's friends helped them move into their new apartment.

Wir freuen uns über den Umzug in das neue Gebäude.

We are excited about the move to the new building.

Ihr Umzug in das neue Büro dauerte einen Monat.

It took them a month to move to their new office.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative UmzugUmzüge
AkkusativA1 Accusative UmzugUmzüge
DativA1 Dative UmzugUmzugeUmzügen
GenitivB1 Genitive UmzugesUmzugsUmzüge

A2 noun tables

derKalender

/kaˈlɛndɐ/ noun
95
  1. calendar
  2. agenda / scheduler / planner
  3. omasum (third stomach of a ruminant)
Dictionary wording
  1. calendar (means for determining dates, including documents containing date and other time information)
  2. agenda, scheduler, planner (notebook used to organize and maintain plans or lists of appointments, events, etc.)
  3. omasum (third part of the stomach of a ruminant)
Article
der Kalender
Plural
die Kalender (unchanged)
Genitive
des Kalenders

Wo ist der Kalender?

Where's the calendar?

Ich brauche einen Kalender.

I need a calendar.

Das ist der Kalender für heute.

This is the calendar for the day.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative KalenderKalender
AkkusativA1 Accusative KalenderKalender
DativA1 Dative KalenderKalendern
GenitivB1 Genitive KalendersKalender

A2 noun tables

derLöffel

/ˈlœfl̩/ noun
96
  1. spoon
  2. hare's ear
Article
der Löffel
Plural
die Löffel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Löffels

Einen Löffel oder 2?

One or two?

Ich mag Löffel.

I like spoons.

Wo ist dieser Löffel?

Where is that mixing spoon?

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative LöffelLöffel
AkkusativA1 Accusative LöffelLöffel
DativA1 Dative LöffelLöffeln
GenitivB1 Genitive LöffelsLöffel

A2 noun tables

derSchirm

/ʃɪʁm/ noun
97
  1. umbrella
  2. screen (protective cover)
  3. bill / peak (of a cap)
Dictionary wording
  1. screen (movable protective cover)
  2. umbrella (thin fabric cover stretched on a frame with a longer shaft)
  3. bill, peak (of a cap)
Article
der Schirm
Plural
die Schirme
Genitive
des Schirmes

Dieser Schirm ist meiner.

This umbrella is mine.

Es ist mein Schirm.

It's my umbrella.

Hier ist euer Schirm.

Here's your umbrella.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative SchirmSchirme
AkkusativA1 Accusative SchirmSchirme
DativA1 Dative SchirmSchirmeSchirmen
GenitivB1 Genitive SchirmesSchirmsSchirme

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derSki

/ʃiː/ noun
98
  1. ski
Article
der Ski
Plural
die Skier
Genitive
des Skis

Wenn Sie nicht Ski fahren gehen, dann gehe ich auch nicht.

If you don't go skiing, I won't, either.

Letzten Winter bin ich in Kanada Ski fahren gegangen.

Last winter, I went skiing in Canada.

Tom fragte mich, wo ich Ski fahren gelernt hätte.

Tom asked me where I learned to ski.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative SkiSkierSki
AkkusativA1 Accusative SkiSkierSki
DativA1 Dative SkiSkiernSki
GenitivB1 Genitive SkisSkierSki

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derTopf

/tɔpf/ noun
99
  1. pot
  2. saucepan
Dictionary wording
  1. pot (flat-bottomed, open-topped vessel, especially for cooking food)
  2. saucepan (deep cooking vessel with one handle)
Article
der Topf
Plural
die Töpfe
Genitive
des Topfes

Dein Topf kocht über.

Your pot is gonna boil over.

Das Töpfchen des Jungen.

The boy's potty.

Gib den Topf her.

Hand over the pot.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative TopfTöpfe
AkkusativA1 Accusative TopfTöpfe
DativA1 Dative TopfTopfeTöpfen
GenitivB1 Genitive TopfesTopfsTöpfe

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derWorkshop

[ˈvœɐ̯kʃɔp] noun
100
  1. workshop
  2. workshop (academic conference)
Dictionary wording
  1. workshop (course of education)
  2. workshop (academic conference)
Article
der Workshop
Plural
die Workshops
Genitive
des Workshops
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative WorkshopWorkshops
AkkusativA1 Accusative WorkshopWorkshops
DativA1 Dative WorkshopWorkshops
GenitivB1 Genitive WorkshopsWorkshops

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Common questions

How many masculine nouns are in German A2?

The A2 list has 108 masculine nouns, out of 558 words at that level and 3,833 masculine nouns from A1 to C2.

Which A2 masculine nouns should I learn first?

Start at the top. The list is sorted by how often a word appears in a large corpus of spoken German, so der Mensch, der Weg, der Mitarbeiter, der Sieg, der Wagen are the ones you will meet most.

How do I know when a German noun takes "der"?

Days, months, seasons, weather words, most nouns ending in -er, -ling, -ig, -ismus and -ant are masculine, as are the bare stems of many verbs (der Beginn). Otherwise, learn the article with the noun.

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