Vocabulary · Feminine nouns
German Nouns with "die" — Feminine — Words 3,361–3,420
Continuing the list — words 3,361 to 3,420 of 3,609, still commonest first. Back to the start of the list.
Each row links to the word's full entry — meanings, forms, examples and audio — on its own level page.
- dieFliese tile (on walls or floors)
- diePrärie prairie
- dieEnteignung expropriation
- dieGattung type, kind, sort; genus
- dieHochrechnung projection, forecast; extrapolation
- dieInnovationskraft innovative power, innovative strength, capacity for innovation (the ability of an entity…
- dieZahnspange braces (for correcting teeth)
- dieMenschenwürde human dignity
- dieNeugestaltung reshaping
- dieRupie rupee (monetary currency)
- dieUniklinik university clinic
- dieUnterscheidung differentiation, discrimination
- dieVerhaltensweise behaviour, conduct
- dieVerschnaufpause breather
- dieStoßstange bumper (of vehicle)
- dieZumutung imposition, impertinence
- dieChristin a female Christian
- dieAbmessung measurement
- dieAuthentifizierung authentication (proofing the identity of something)
- dieDiskrepanz discrepancy (inconsistency)
- dieVerbannung banishment; exile
- dieGewährleistung guarantee
- dieIntoleranz intolerance
- dieJugendarbeitslosigkeit youth unemployment
- dieSchleppe train (the elongated back portion of a dress or skirt)
- dieMimik facial expressions
- dieHochachtung great respect
- dieRotation rotation
- dieRücksprache consultation
- dieSchwächung weakening, attenuation; impairment, enfeeblement
- dieTherme thermal spring, thermae; spa, day spa (complex with saunas, hot baths, etc.)
- dieTschechin Czech (woman from the Czech Republic)
- dieUnterwerfung subjugation; submission
- dieAugenbinde blindfold
- dieBong bong (kind of marihuana pipe)
- dieGleichgültigkeit indifference
- dieFiedel violin, fiddle; vielle (medieval kind of violin)
- dieBritin Briton; British woman
- dieFinanzierungsrunde funding round, financing round (a cycle in which a company raises money from investors…
- dieJugendarbeit youth employment; juvenile labour
- dieEbbe ebb, low tide
- dieSchatulle casket (little box e.g. for jewelry)
- dieMagnum magnum
- dieMille synonym of tausend (“thousand”), almost exclusively used of money: grand; synonym of…
- dieMillionenstadt a city with at least one million inhabitants
- dieAbsolution absolution
- dieRivalität rivalry (competition)
- dieDoktorarbeit doctoral dissertation (thesis to obtain the academic degree of doctor)
- dieKonserve preserved food; tin, can
- dieKorrespondenz correspondence
- dieKommunion communion (ecclesiastical unity); Communion (sacrament)
- dieÖffentlichkeitsarbeit public relations (profession); outreach
- dieBeschimpfung name-calling, slander
- dieDoppelspitze dual leadership; attack formation with two strikers
- dieEigenkapitalquote equity ratio (a financial ratio that indicates the relative proportion of equity used to…
- dieErkennung recognition, identification; detection
- dieHilflosigkeit helplessness
- dieLeistungssteigerung performance enhancement
- dieLiege a flat or slightly inclined piece of furniture upon which one can recline or lie down,…
- dieMietwohnung rented apartment
Common questions
How do I know when a German noun takes "die"?
Endings are the most reliable signal: -ung, -heit, -keit, -schaft, -ion, -tät, -ik, -ei and -ur are feminine almost without exception, as are most nouns ending in -e. Beyond that, learn the article with the noun rather than guessing.
How many German nouns are feminine?
In this 9,060-noun CEFR list, 3,609 take die — about 40%. Across German as a whole the split is roughly 46% die, 34% der and 20% das, so die is a common case.
Do I really have to memorise the gender?
Yes, and it is easier if you never store the bare noun. Say and write "die Frage", not "Frage" — the article then comes back as part of the word rather than as a separate decision. The article drill in the practice section tests exactly this.
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