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Vocabulary · Masculine nouns

German Nouns with "der" (Masculine): Words 101–200

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derBericht

/bəˈʁɪçt/ noun A2
101
  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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derOnkel

/ˈɔŋkəl/ noun A1 mostly spoken
102
  1. uncle
Article
der Onkel
Plural
die Onkel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Onkels

Ich werde Onkel.

I'm going to be an uncle.

Dein Onkel ist krank.

Your uncle is ill.

Er ist mein Onkel.

He is my uncle.

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

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derHimmel

[ˈhɪml̩] noun A2
103
  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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derSchlüssel

/ˈʃlʏsl̩/ noun A1
104
  1. key
Dictionary wording
  1. a key
Article
der Schlüssel
Plural
die Schlüssel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Schlüssels

Schlüssel für 515, bitte.

Key for 515, please.

Meinen Schlüssel, bitte. 168.

My key, 168.

Nimm die Schlüssel!

Take the keys.

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

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derRest

/ʁɛst/ noun A2
105
  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 A2 mostly written
106
  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 A2
107
  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 A2 mostly spoken
108
  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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derKilometer

/kiloˈmeːtɐ/ noun A1
109
  1. kilometer
Dictionary wording
  1. kilometer (unit of measure)
Article
der Kilometer
Plural
die Kilometer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Kilometers

Nein, genau 49,07 Kilometer.

No, precisely 30.495 miles per hour.

Es sind nur 24 Kilometer.

It's only 15 miles.

Es sind gut 700 Kilometer.

Northfield's 450 miles from here.

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

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derSex

/sɛks/ noun A2
110
  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 A2
111
  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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derSport

/ʃpɔrt/ noun A1
112
  1. sport
  2. athletics / exercise
  3. physical education / phys ed
Dictionary wording
  1. sport (athletic activity that uses physical skills competitively under a set of rules)
  2. athletics, sports, exercise (physical activities (not necessarily with fixed rules) requiring stamina, fitness and skill)
  3. physical education, phys ed (element of an educational curriculum concerned with bodily development, physical health etc.)
Article
der Sport
Plural
die Sporte
Genitive
des Sports

Ich mag Sport.

I like sports.

Ich liebe Sport.

I like sports.

Magst du Sport?

Do you like sports?

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

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derPolitiker

/poˈliːtikɐ/ noun A2
113
  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 A2 mostly written
114
  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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derSinn

/sɪn/ noun B1
115
  1. sense
  2. meaning / point
  3. mind / consciousness
  4. feeling
Dictionary wording
  1. sense
  2. meaning, sense (the objects or concept that a word or phrase denotes, or that which a sentence says)
  3. point, idea, tenor
  4. mind, consciousness
  5. feeling
  6. sense, sensus, aesthesia
Article
der Sinn
Plural
die Sinne
Genitive
des Sinnes

Das hat keinen Sinn.

This makes no sense.

Das macht keinen Sinn.

This makes no sense.

Es hat keinen Sinn.

It's pointless.

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

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derTäter

/ˈtɛːtər/ noun A2
116
  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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derChef

[ʃɛf] noun A1
117
  1. boss
  2. chief
Dictionary wording
  1. boss, chief
Article
der Chef
Plural
die Chefs
Genitive
des Chefs

Bleiben Sie da, Chef.

Stay here, colonel.

Wo ist der Chef?

Where is the boss?

Er ist mein Chef.

He is my boss.

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

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derBoden

/ˈboːdn̩/ noun B1
118
  1. ground, floor
  2. soil / earth
  3. sea bottom (Meeresboden)
  4. attic / garret / loft
Dictionary wording
  1. ground, soil
  2. sea bottom (typically called Meeresboden)
  3. any defined type of soil
  4. floor
  5. attic, garret, loft
  6. flooring, floor cover (often used in this sense in compound nouns: Teppichboden, Parkettboden)
Article
der Boden
Plural
die Böden
Genitive
des Bodens

Auf dem Boden.

I heard him knocking!

Alle auf den Boden!

Everybody down!

Ich bin auf dem Boden.

I'm in the attic.

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

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derUS-Dollar

noun A2 mostly written
119
  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 A2 mostly spoken
120
  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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derBürger

/ˈbʏʁɡɐ/ noun B1
121
  1. citizen
  2. inhabitant / resident
  3. bourgeois / burgher (middle class)
  4. a German surname
Dictionary wording
  1. citizen, inhabitant, resident; legally recognized inhabitant of a city or state
  2. bourgeois, burgher, member of the middle class
  3. burgher, freeman, usually richer and/or more influential than a peasant/worker but poorer and/or less influential than a nobleman
  4. a German surname
Article
der Bürger
Plural
die Bürger (unchanged)
Genitive
des Bürgers

Aber was ist mit den Bürgern?

But what of the peasants?

Hier las der normale Bürger, was er gern lesen wollte.

Over here, John Q. still read what he pleased.

Sonntags ging der normale Bürger in die Kirche seiner Wahl.

And on Sunday, if he felt like it, John Q. went to any church he pleased.

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

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derMund

/mʊnt/ noun A1
122
  1. mouth
  2. hand
  3. legal protection
Dictionary wording
  1. mouth of a person
  2. hand
  3. legal protection
Article
der Mund
Plural
die Münder
Genitive
des Mundes

Mach den Mund auf.

Open your mouth.

Der Mann hat einen großen Mund.

That guy's got a big mouth.

Mach den Mund auf, wenn du kannst.

Open your mouth if you can.

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

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derLaden

/ˈlaːdən/ noun A1
123
  1. shop, store
  2. pub / bar / restaurant (entertainment establishment)
  3. group / company / party (organized group)
  4. shutter (window)
Dictionary wording
  1. shop, store (establishment that sells goods or services to the public; originally only a physical location, but now a virtual establishment as well)
  2. any establishment entertaining guests, especially a pub or bar, but also a hotel, restaurant, discotheque, etc.
  3. a (usually organised) group of people and its affairs: a company, political party, club, school, etc.
  4. shutter (window shutter)
  5. loading
  6. to load (something) e.g. into a container or onto a vehicle, to load up
Article
der Laden
Plural
die Läden
Genitive
des Ladens

Ich hasse diesen Laden.

I hate this store.

Ich liebe diesen Laden.

I love that store.

Der Laden hat zu.

The store's closed.

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

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derMörder

/ˈmœʁdɐ/ noun A2
124
  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 A2
125
  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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derSchluss

[ʃlʊs] noun A1
126
  1. end
  2. ending / conclusion / finish
  3. logical conclusion
Dictionary wording
  1. end, ending, conclusion, finish
  2. logical conclusion
Article
der Schluss
Plural
die Schlüsse
Genitive
des Schlusses

Jetzt ist Schluss!

That settles it.

Jetzt ist Schluss.

This is the end.

Schluss für heute!

That's all, boys.

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

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derUmsatz

[ˈʔʊmzats] noun A2 mostly written
127
  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 A2
128
  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 A2
129
  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 A2 mostly spoken
130
  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 A2
131
  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 A2 mostly written
132
  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

A2 noun tables

derVerein

/fɛɐ̯ˈʔaɪ̯n/ noun A1 mostly written
133
  1. club
  2. association / society
Dictionary wording
  1. association, club, society
Article
der Verein
Plural
die Vereine
Genitive
des Vereines

Bei meinem Verein.

At my club.

Er hat einen Verein.

He has a club.

Du gehörst zu diesem Verein.

You're part of this outfit.

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

A1 noun tables

derTisch

/tɪʃ/ noun A1
134
  1. table
  2. dining table / dinner table
  3. desk
  4. workbench
Dictionary wording
  1. table (a piece of furniture with a relatively deep surface at roughly waist or knee level); specific uses include:
  2. dining table, dinner table
  3. desk (table used for writing)
  4. bench, workbench (table at which manual work is done)
  5. meal (food served or eaten as a repast)
Article
der Tisch
Plural
die Tische
Genitive
des Tisches

Das ist ein Tisch.

That's a table.

Ich habe einen Tisch.

I have a table.

Mach den Tisch frei.

Clear the table.

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

A1 noun tables

derMüller

/ˈmʏlɐ/ noun A2
135
  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

A2 noun tables

derKollege

/kɔˈleːɡə/ noun A1
136
  1. colleague
  2. coworker / workmate
  3. buddy / mate (informal)
Dictionary wording
  1. colleague, coworker, workmate, fellow worker or member
  2. buddy, mate, homie (usually male, sense is rare in the feminine form)
Article
der Kollege
Plural
die Kollegen
Genitive
des Kollegen

Guten Tag, Kollegen.

Good afternoon, colleagues.

Trink einen, Kollege.

Have a drink, colored brother.

Sag deinem Kollegen was.

Come on!

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

A1 noun tables

derMeister

/ˈmaɪ̯stɐ/ noun B1
137
  1. master
  2. champion
Article
der Meister
Plural
die Meister (unchanged)
Genitive
des Meisters

Er hat seinen Meister gefunden.

He found his master.

Der Meister ist schon öfter gescheitert, als es der Anfänger überhaupt versucht hat.

The master has failed more times than the beginner has even tried.

Übung macht den Meister.

Practice makes perfect.

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

B1 noun tables

derÄrger

/ˈʔɛɐ̯ɡɐ/ noun A2
138
  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—

A2 noun tables

derAgent

noun A2 mostly spoken
139
  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

A2 noun tables

derTraum

/tʁaʊ̯m/ noun A2
140
  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

A2 noun tables

derAugenblick

/ˈaʊɡənblɪk/ noun B1
141
  1. moment, instant
  2. blink of an eye
  3. one second! / one moment! (interjection)
Dictionary wording
  1. moment, instant, blink of an eye (very short period of time)
  2. one second!, one moment!
Article
der Augenblick
Plural
die Augenblicke
Genitive
des Augenblicks

Warte einen Augenblick hier!

Wait a second here.

Bitte setz dich einen Augenblick.

Please sit down for a minute.

Kannst du einen Augenblick warten?

Will you wait a moment?

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

B1 noun tables

derBescheid

/bəˈʃaɪ̯t/ noun A2
142
  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

A2 noun tables

derGedanke

/ɡəˈdaŋkə/ noun A2
143
  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

A2 noun tables

derEntwickler

[ˈʔɛntˌvɪkləʀ] noun A2 mostly written
144
  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

A2 noun tables

derHintergrund

[ˈhɪntɐˌɡʁʊnt] noun A2
145
  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

A2 noun tables

derAndroid

/andʁoˈiːt/ noun B1 mostly written
146
  1. android
  2. Android (operating system)
Article
der Android
Plural
die Androiden
Genitive
des Androiden

Ich entwickle eine Android-App.

I'm developing an Android application.

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

B1 noun tables

derAnwalt

/ˈanvalt/ noun B1
147
  1. lawyer
  2. attorney
Dictionary wording
  1. attorney, lawyer
Article
der Anwalt
Plural
die Anwälte
Genitive
des Anwaltes

Bist du tatsächlich Anwalt?

Are you really a lawyer?

Brauche ich einen Anwalt?

Do I need a lawyer?

Brauchen Sie einen Anwalt?

Do you need a lawyer?

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

B1 noun tables

derKontakt

/kɔnˈtakt/ noun A2
148
  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

A2 noun tables

derArm

/arm/ noun A1
149
  1. arm
  2. sleeve
  3. lever / protrusion
  4. branch / section
Dictionary wording
  1. an arm
  2. anything that resembles an arm
  3. a sleeve
  4. a long protusion on a device or machine, e.g. a lever
  5. a branch, a section of a structure
  6. an arm of a creek or a river
Article
der Arm
Plural
die Arme
Genitive
des Armes

Nimm mich in den Arm!

Hug me.

Der Mann nahm meinen Arm.

The man took my arm.

Hast ja noch Arme, mein Junge.

You still have arms, my boy!

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

A1 noun tables

derAnleger

/ˈanˌleːɡɐ/ noun B1 mostly written
150
  1. investor
  2. landing stage / jetty
  3. one who lays on / applies (agent noun)
Dictionary wording
  1. agent noun of anlegen
  2. investor
  3. landing stage, jetty
Article
der Anleger
Plural
die Anleger (unchanged)
Genitive
des Anlegers
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative AnlegerAnleger
AkkusativA1 Accusative AnlegerAnleger
DativA1 Dative AnlegerAnlegern
GenitivB1 Genitive AnlegersAnleger

B1 noun tables

derPartner

[ˈpaʁtnɐ] noun A1
151
  1. partner
  2. associate
Dictionary wording
  1. partner, associate (male or of unspecified gender)
Article
der Partner
Plural
die Partner (unchanged)
Genitive
des Partners

Ich bin Ihr Partner.

I'm your partner.

Ich bin dein Partner.

I'm your partner.

Ich brauche einen Partner.

I need a partner.

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

A1 noun tables

derFinger

/ˈfɪŋɐ/ noun B1
152
  1. finger
Article
der Finger
Plural
die Finger (unchanged)
Genitive
des Fingers

Das war mein Finger.

That was my finger.

Es ist nur sein Finger.

It's only his finger.

Aber Finger weg von mir.

But get your hands off me.

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

B1 noun tables

derZeitpunkt

/ˈtsaɪ̯tˌpʊŋkt/ noun B1
153
  1. point in time
  2. moment / instant
Dictionary wording
  1. moment (instant of time), point in time, a timepoint
Article
der Zeitpunkt
Plural
die Zeitpunkte
Genitive
des Zeitpunktes

Tom sagte, es sei noch nicht der richtige Zeitpunkt das zu tun.

Tom said it isn't yet the right time to do that.

Tom sagte, es sei noch nicht der richtige Zeitpunkt dafür.

Tom said it isn't yet the right time to do that.

Denkst du wirklich, dass jetzt der richtige Zeitpunkt ist?

Do you really think this is the time?

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

B1 noun tables

derGast

[ɡast] noun A1
154
  1. guest
Article
der Gast
Plural
die Gäste
Genitive
des Gastes

Na die Gäste.

Well, the guests.

Seid ihr Gäste?

Are you guests?

Sind Sie Gäste?

Are you guests?

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

A1 noun tables

derSoldat

/sɔlˈdɑːt/ noun B1
155
  1. soldier
Article
der Soldat
Plural
die Soldaten
Genitive
des Soldaten

Tom wollte nicht, dass ich Soldat würde.

Tom didn't want me to become a soldier.

Der Soldat gab seinen Namen an.

The soldier gave his name.

Der Soldat hat mir Wasser gegeben.

The soldier gave water to me.

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

B1 noun tables

derRaum

/ʁaʊ̯m/ noun A1
156
  1. space
  2. room / chamber
  3. capacity / volume
  4. place / area / field
Dictionary wording
  1. space
  2. capacity, volume, room
  3. room, chamber
  4. place, area, field, room, space
  5. room, hold (of a vessel or vehicle)
  6. scope, opportunity, field
Article
der Raum
Plural
die Räume
Genitive
des Raumes

Räume das Auto aus, damit wir es benutzen können.

Empty the car so we can use it.

Räume dein Zimmer doch jetzt gleich auf!

Why don't you clean your room now?

Was spielt sich in diesem Raum ab?

What goes on in this room?

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

A1 noun tables

derUnfall

/ˈʊnˌfal/ noun A2
157
  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

A2 noun tables

derWesten

/ˈvɛstən/ noun A1
158
  1. west
  2. Western Germany
Dictionary wording
  1. west
  2. The area of Western Germany, i.e. those territories which were never part of the GDR.
Article
der Westen
Genitive
des Westens

Sie waren nach Westen unterwegs.

They headed westward.

Ob Osten, ob Westen, zu Hause ist's am besten.

There is no place like home.

Ich komme aus einer kleinen Stadt im mittleren Westen.

I come from a small town in the Midwest.

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

A1 noun tables

derRang

/raŋ/ noun B1
159
  1. rank
  2. prestige / esteem
  3. place (in a result, table)
  4. balcony / gallery (in a theater)
Dictionary wording
  1. rank, a level in a hierarchy (but not so much an according title, for which Dienstgrad and Amtsbezeichnung / Amtstitel)
  2. prestige, high degree of esteem
  3. place (in a result, table)
  4. balcony, gallery (platform in a theater)
  5. stands of a stadium
Article
der Rang
Plural
die Ränge
Genitive
des Ranges

Er hat den Rang eines Oberst.

He holds the rank of colonel.

Tom ist ein Schneebrettfahrer ersten Ranges.

Tom is a first-class snowboarder.

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

B1 noun tables

derHandel

/ˈhandl̩/ noun B1
160
  1. trade
  2. deal
Dictionary wording
  1. deal
  2. trade, trading
Article
der Handel
Plural
die Händel
Genitive
des Handels

Handel dir keinen Ärger ein, ja?

Stay out of trouble, OK?

Das ist ein guter Handel.

This is a good deal.

Wann starb Händel, und wo wurde er begraben?

When did Handel die and where was he buried?

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

B1 noun tables

derZug

/t͡suːk/ noun A1
161
  1. train
  2. procession
  3. platoon
  4. pull / draught (of air)
Dictionary wording
  1. procession (larger group moving together along a common route)
  2. train (multiple vehicles one behind the other, particularly travelling on rails)
  3. platoon
  4. pull (force that pulls in a specific direction)
  5. draught (of air)
  6. pull, yank (singular pulling action)
Article
der Zug
Plural
die Züge
Genitive
des Zuges

Der Zug kommt.

The train is coming.

Der Zug kommt!

Here comes the train!

Ich mag Züge.

I like trains.

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

A1 noun tables

derBeweis

/bəˈvaɪ̯s/ noun B1
162
  1. proof
  2. evidence
Dictionary wording
  1. proof
  2. evidence, proof (collectively)
Article
der Beweis
Plural
die Beweise
Genitive
des Beweises

Ich habe Beweise.

I have proof.

Ich brauche Beweise.

I need proof.

Ich will Beweise.

I want proof.

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

B1 noun tables

derGewinn

/ɡəˈvɪn/ noun B1
163
  1. profit
  2. gain / yield
  3. winnings / prize
Dictionary wording
  1. profit, gain, yield
  2. winnings, prize
Article
der Gewinn
Plural
die Gewinne
Genitive
des Gewinnes

Wir haben 500 Gewinn gemacht.

We made 500 profit on the deal.

Was ist mein Gewinn?

What's my prize?

Wieviel Gewinn erwarten Sie?

How much profit do you expect?

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

B1 noun tables

derBrief

/ˈbʁiːf/ noun A1
164
  1. letter
Dictionary wording
  1. letter (written message)
Article
der Brief
Plural
die Briefe
Genitive
des Briefes

Ich schrieb Briefe.

I've been writing letters.

Gib mir den Brief!

Give me that letter!

Und es gibt Briefe.

And there are letters.

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

A1 noun tables

derWiener

/ˈviːnɐ/ noun B1 mostly written
165
  1. inhabitant of Vienna
  2. wiener (sausage)
Dictionary wording
  1. an inhabitant of Vienna
  2. wiener, clipping of Wiener Würstchen
Article
der Wiener
Plural
die Wiener (unchanged)
Genitive
des Wieners
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative WienerWiener
AkkusativA1 Accusative WienerWiener
DativA1 Dative WienerWienern
GenitivB1 Genitive WienersWiener

B1 noun tables

derStreit

/ʃtʁaɪ̯t/ noun B1
166
  1. quarrel
  2. dispute / argument
  3. fight / battle
Dictionary wording
  1. quarrel, dispute, fight, argument
  2. fight, battle
Article
der Streit
Plural
die Streite
Genitive
des Streites

Sucht der Streit?

He's looking for trouble?

Mach keinen Streit.

Don't argue.

Wir hatten Streit.

We had an argument.

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

B1 noun tables

derLauf

/laʊ̯f/ noun B1
167
  1. run, race
  2. leg (of certain animals)
  3. barrel
  4. course (onward movement)
Dictionary wording
  1. run, race
  2. leg of certain animals
  3. barrel
  4. course (onward movement)
  5. course, way
  6. a town in Nürnberger Land district, Middle Franconia region, Bavaria; official name: Lauf an der Pegnitz
Article
der Lauf
Plural
die Läufe
Genitive
des Laufes

Lauf nicht so schnell.

Don't run so fast.

Lauf vor mir her.

Walk ahead of me.

Lauf, Tom. Raus hier!

Run, Tom. Get out of here!

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

B1 noun tables

derHunger

/ˈhʊŋɐ/ noun A1
168
  1. hunger
Article
der Hunger
Genitive
des Hungers

Hab keinen Hunger.

Not particularly.

Ich habe Hunger.

I'm hungry.

Hast du Hunger?

Are you hungry?

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

A1 noun tables

derWitz

/vɪt͡s/ noun A2
169
  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

A2 noun tables

derGeist

/ɡaɪ̯st/ noun B1
170
  1. spirit
  2. mind / wit
  3. ghost / spook
  4. essence
Dictionary wording
  1. spirit
  2. the Holy Spirit; Holy Ghost
  3. essence
  4. mind, wit
  5. ghost; spook
  6. spook
Article
der Geist
Plural
die Geister
Genitive
des Geistes

Bist du ein Geist?

Are you a ghost?

Ich bin kein Geist.

I'm not a ghost.

Ich sah keinen Geist.

I didn't see a ghost.

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

B1 noun tables

derPatient

/paˈt͡si̯ɛnt/ noun B1
171
  1. patient
Dictionary wording
  1. patient (male or of unspecified sex or female)
Article
der Patient
Plural
die Patienten
Genitive
des Patienten

Schwester, Sie dürfen diesen Patienten nicht aus den Augen lassen.

Sister, don't let this patient out of your sight.

Schwester, lassen Sie diesen Patienten nicht aus den Augen!

Sister, don't let this patient out of your sight.

Tom ist der einzige Patient, der noch da ist.

Tom is the only patient left.

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

B1 noun tables

derRücken

/ˈʁʏkn̩/ noun A2
172
  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

A2 noun tables

derTest

/tɛst/ noun A1
173
  1. test
  2. melting pot
Article
der Test
Plural
die Tests
Genitive
des Tests

Ich finde, du solltest den Test noch mal machen.

I think you should take the test again.

Tom machte ein paar Fehler bei dem Test.

Tom made a few mistakes on the test.

Nach diesem Test haben wir noch einen.

We have another test after this one.

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

A1 noun tables

derSchutz

/ʃʊt͡s/ noun B1
174
  1. protection
  2. protective installation
Article
der Schutz
Plural
die Schutze
Genitive
des Schutzes

Ich bin gekommen, um Tom in Schutz zu nehmen.

I came here to defend Tom.

Er ist zu deinem Schutz hier.

He's here to protect you.

Er nimmt ihn sehr in Schutz.

He's very protective of him.

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

B1 noun tables

derHinweis

/ˈhɪnvaɪ̯s/ noun B1
175
  1. hint
  2. clue / pointer
  3. evidence / cue
  4. advice / instruction
Dictionary wording
  1. hint; clue; pointer; an act or thing which makes someone aware of something
  2. evidence, cue
  3. advice, instruction
Article
der Hinweis
Plural
die Hinweise
Genitive
des Hinweises

Hinweis auf was?

Lead to what?

Ich brauche einen Hinweis.

I need a lead.

Ich habe einen Hinweis.

I've got a clue.

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

B1 noun tables

derAngriff

/ˈanˌɡʁɪf/ noun B1
176
  1. attack
  2. offensive / strike / assault
  3. onslaught / raid
  4. offence
Dictionary wording
  1. attack, offensive, strike, assault, onslaught, raid, offence
Article
der Angriff
Plural
die Angriffe
Genitive
des Angriffes

Tom hat das Problem sofort in Angriff genommen.

Tom tackled the problem immediately.

Lass es uns in Angriff nehmen!

Let's do it!

Wir werden diesen Angriff gewinnen.

We're going to win this strike.

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

B1 noun tables

derZuschauer

/ˈt͡suːˌʃaʊ̯ɐ/ noun B1
177
  1. spectator
  2. viewer
  3. audience
Dictionary wording
  1. agent noun of zuschauen
  2. spectator
  3. viewer
  4. audience
Article
der Zuschauer
Plural
die Zuschauer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Zuschauers

Er konnte nicht sprechen, weil die Zuschauer so laut waren.

He couldn't speak because the audience was too noisy.

Es waren mehr Zuschauer da, als ich erwartet hatte.

There were more spectators than I had expected.

Es kamen mehr Zuschauer, als ich erwartet hatte.

There were more spectators than I had expected.

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

B1 noun tables

derMajor

noun B1 mostly spoken
178
  1. major
Article
der Major
Plural
die Majore
Genitive
des Majors

Tom ist Major beim Heer.

Tom is a major in the army.

Ein Major musste das Kommando über die Division übernehmen.

A major had to take command of the division.

Major Anderson war bereit, die Kämpfe einzustellen.

Major Anderson was ready to stop fighting.

derZusammenhang

noun B1
179
  1. connection
  2. coherence / cohesion
  3. context
Dictionary wording
  1. coherence, cohesion
  2. interrelation, correlation, connection, connectivity, relation, nexus, link
  3. context
Article
der Zusammenhang
Plural
die Zusammenhänge
Genitive
des Zusammenhanges

Wo ist der Zusammenhang?

What does that have to do with things?

Es gibt keinen Zusammenhang.

There's no connection.

Ich sehe keinen Zusammenhang.

How is that relevant?

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

B1 noun tables

derAnteil

/ˈʔantaɪ̯l/ noun B1
180
  1. share
  2. portion
Dictionary wording
  1. share, portion
Article
der Anteil
Plural
die Anteile
Genitive
des Anteils

Willst du deinen Anteil nicht?

Don't you want a split?

Ich will meinen Anteil nicht.

And I don't want no split.

Ich kaufe einen großen Anteil.

I'll take a large piece of him.

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

B1 noun tables

derPC

/peːˈtseː/ noun B1 mostly written
181
  1. personal computer
Dictionary wording
  1. PC (personal computer)
Article
der PC
Plural
die PCs
Genitive
des PCs

Ich habe den PC ausgeschaltet.

I turned off the computer.

Mein PC hat sich aufgehängt.

My computer has frozen.

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

B1 noun tables

derHerbst

/hɛʁpst/ noun A1
182
  1. autumn / fall
  2. a surname
Dictionary wording
  1. autumn, fall
  2. a surname from Middle High German
Article
der Herbst
Plural
die Herbste
Genitive
des Herbstes

Kommt Herbst bald.

Autumn comes soon.

Ja, letzten Herbst.

Yeah, I saw it last fall.

Es wird Herbst.

Autumn is coming.

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

A1 noun tables

derBürgermeister

/ˈbʏrɡərˌmaɪ̯stər/ noun B1
183
  1. mayor
Dictionary wording
  1. mayor (leader of a city, male or unspecified sex)
Article
der Bürgermeister
Plural
die Bürgermeister (unchanged)
Genitive
des Bürgermeisters

Du bist die Tochter des Bürgermeisters, oder?

You're the mayor's daughter, aren't you?

Sie sind die Tochter des Bürgermeisters, oder?

You're the mayor's daughter, aren't you?

Er gab dem Bürgermeister die Hand.

He shook hands with the mayor.

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

B1 noun tables

derBall

/bal/ noun A1
184
  1. ball (for games)
  2. pass / play (sports)
  3. ball / prom (dance event)
Dictionary wording
  1. ball (round or roundish object, most commonly used in games)
  2. pass, play
  3. ball (social gathering for dancing), prom (US)
Article
der Ball
Plural
die Bälle
Genitive
des Balles

Auf dem Ball?

The ball?

Da ist der Ball!

There goes the ball.

Her mit dem Ball.

Give me that ball.

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

A1 noun tables

derBefehl

[bəˈfeːl] noun B1 mostly spoken
185
  1. command
  2. order
Dictionary wording
  1. command, order
  2. command
Article
der Befehl
Plural
die Befehle
Genitive
des Befehles

Das ist ein Befehl!

That's an order.

Das ist ein Befehl.

It's an order.

Ist das ein Befehl?

Is that an order?

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

B1 noun tables

derStand

/ʃtant/ noun B1
186
  1. state, status
  2. standing / position / situation
  3. class / stratum (social group)
  4. booth / stand
Dictionary wording
  1. standing, state, status, position, situation
  2. class, stratum (group of people with a certain social status)
  3. estate
  4. booth, stand
  5. canton (state of Switzerland)
Article
der Stand
Plural
die Stände
Genitive
des Standes

Niemand kann mit Sicherheit sagen, wie es zu diesem ungünstigen Stand der Dinge kam.

No one can say for sure how this awkward state of affairs came about.

Danke, dass Sie mich auf den neuesten Stand gebracht haben.

Thanks for the updates.

Danke, dass du mich auf den neuesten Stand gebracht hast.

Thanks for the updates.

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

B1 noun tables

derColonel

/ˈkœʁnəl/ noun B1 mostly spoken
187
  1. colonel
  2. Colonel (in Anglo-Saxon armies)
  3. Colonel (in Francophone armies)
Dictionary wording
  1. colonel; Colonel (in Anglo-Saxon armies)
  2. colonel; Colonel (in Francophone armies)
Article
der Colonel
Plural
die Colonels
Genitive
des Colonels
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative ColonelColonelsColonel
AkkusativA1 Accusative ColonelColonelsColonel
DativA1 Dative ColonelColonelsColoneln
GenitivB1 Genitive ColonelsColonelColonelsColonel

B1 noun tables

derCode

[koːt] noun B1
188
  1. code
Article
der Code
Plural
die Codes
Genitive
des Codes

Erinnern Sie sich noch an den Code?

Do you remember the code?

Erinnerst du dich noch an den Code?

Do you remember the code?

Erinnert ihr euch noch an den Code?

Do you remember the code?

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

B1 noun tables

derBund

/bʊnt/ noun B1 mostly written
189
  1. alliance / federation
  2. covenant
  3. fret (of a guitar)
  4. waistband
Dictionary wording
  1. alliance, federation, league
  2. covenant
  3. fret (of a guitar)
  4. waistband
  5. bunch
  6. the federal government of a federated nation (specifically of Germany, Austria or Switzerland; especially in contrast to the governments of the constituting states/cantons)
Article
der Bund
Plural
die Bünde
Genitive
des Bundes
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative BundBünde
AkkusativA1 Accusative BundBünde
DativA1 Dative BundBundeBünden
GenitivB1 Genitive BundesBundsBünde

B1 noun tables

derGeburtstag

/ɡəˈbuːɐ̯t͡sˌtaːk/ noun A1
190
  1. birthday
Article
der Geburtstag
Plural
die Geburtstage
Genitive
des Geburtstages

Ich habe Geburtstag!

It's my birthday!

Wer hat Geburtstag?

Whose birthday is it?

Heute ist mein Geburtstag!

Today is my birthday!

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

A1 noun tables

derKurs

[kʊʁs] noun A1
191
  1. course
  2. course (direction)
  3. exchange rate / market price
Dictionary wording
  1. course (direction)
  2. course (learning program), class
  3. exchange rate, market price
Article
der Kurs
Plural
die Kurse
Genitive
des Kurses

Halte den Kurs.

You keep her to it.

Zu einem Kurs von 60.

At an average price of 60.

Aber wir sind auf dem richtigen Kurs.

We're shipping under sealed orders, but it's in the right direction.

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

A1 noun tables

derAnruf

/ˈanʁuːf/ noun A1
192
  1. phone call
  2. appeal / invocation
  3. call / holler
Dictionary wording
  1. a call upon, an appeal (e.g., to gods, a court, etc.)
  2. a call, a holler
  3. a (phone) call
Article
der Anruf
Plural
die Anrufe
Genitive
des Anrufes

Danke für Ihren Anruf.

Thank you for your call.

Danke für den Anruf.

Thank you for calling.

Hast du keinen Anruf bekommen?

Did you not get a call?

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

A1 noun tables

derFriede

[ˈfʁiːdə] noun B1
193
  1. peace
Article
der Friede
Plural
die Frieden
Genitive
des Friedens

Friede sei mit euch!

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

B1 noun tables

derFrieden

/ˈfʁiːdn̩/ noun B1
194
  1. peace
Article
der Frieden
Genitive
des Friedens

Für den Frieden!

It's for peace.

Wir wollen Frieden.

We want peace.

Sie wollen Frieden.

They want peace.

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

B1 noun tables

derFußball

/ˈfuːsˌbal/ noun A1
195
  1. soccer
  2. football (the ball)
Dictionary wording
  1. soccer; association football
  2. football, soccer ball (the ball with which association football is played)
Article
der Fußball
Plural
die Fußbälle
Genitive
des Fußballs

Er mag Fußball.

He likes soccer.

Ich spiele Fußball.

I play football.

Magst du Fußball?

Do you like soccer?

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

A1 noun tables

derInvestor

/ɪnˈvɛstoɐ/ noun B1
196
  1. investor
Article
der Investor
Plural
die Investoren
Genitive
des Investors

Hatte viele Investoren.

Had lots of investors.

Sie benötigen Investoren.

They need investors.

Die Verantwortung Ihren Investoren gegenüber.

You've got investors to answer to.

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

B1 noun tables

derProfessor

/pʁoˈfɛsoːɐ̯/ noun B1
197
  1. professor
Article
der Professor
Plural
die Professoren
Genitive
des Professors

Morgen, Herr Professor.

Morning, Herr Professor! Morning.

Tag, Herr Professor!

Hello, Professor!

Danke, Herr Professor.

Thank you, Professor.

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

B1 noun tables

derComputer

/kɔmˈpjuːtɐ/ noun A1
198
  1. computer
Dictionary wording
  1. computer (programmable electronic device that performs mathematical calculations, logical operations, and usually also data retrieval/storage)
Article
der Computer
Plural
die Computer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Computers

Ich hasse Computer.

I hate computers.

Ich mag Computer.

I like computers.

Ich verkaufe Computer.

I sell computers.

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

A1 noun tables

derToter

noun B1
199
  1. dead person
  2. corpse / cadaver
Dictionary wording
  1. cadaver; corpse (male or of unspecified gender)
Article
der Toter
Plural
die Tote
Genitive
des Toten

Ich will nicht schlecht über die Toten sprechen.

I don't want to speak ill of the dead.

Als sie den Toten sah, bekam sie es mit der Angst zu tun.

She was scared at the sight of the dead body.

Nur die Narren und die Toten ändern niemals ihre Meinung.

Only the fools and the dead never change their minds.

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

B1 noun tables

derFuß

/fuːs/ noun A1
200
  1. foot
  2. footing
  3. pedestal
  4. metrical foot
Dictionary wording
  1. foot (body part)
  2. footing
  3. pedestal
  4. foot
  5. metrical foot
  6. leg
Article
der Fuß
Plural
die Füße
Genitive
des Fußes

Ein Fuß zu viel.

It's about a foot too much.

Er hat meine Füße.

He's got me by the feet!

Er hat seine Füße.

He's got him by the feet!

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

A1 noun tables

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