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Vocabulary · A1 nouns

German A1 Nouns

The 535 nouns of German A1, commonest first.

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derEiner

/ˈaɪ̯nɐ/ noun
1
  1. one
  2. someone / somebody
  3. unit / ones' place (in numbers)
  4. single scull (water sports)
Dictionary wording
  1. unit, unitsʼ place, onesʼ place (the numbers 0 to 9, possibly as part of a larger number or fraction)
  2. something made for one person, made up by one item, (especially water sports) single scull
  3. one-meter diving board
  4. one
  5. someone, somebody
  6. Used as a dummy object in some set phrases.
Article
der Einer
Plural
die Einer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Einers

Einer Freundin von mir ist das passiert.

That happened to a friend of mine.

Einer der Soldaten sprach mit mir.

One of the soldiers talked to me.

Einer der Jugendlichen hat das Schloss aufgebrochen.

One of the kids broke the lock.

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

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dasMal

/maːl/ noun
2
  1. time (as in the first time)
  2. occasion / case / occurrence
  3. mark on the body (e.g., scar, mole)
  4. mark / sign in the landscape (e.g., milestone)
Dictionary wording
  1. time (as in the first time; many times)
  2. occasion, case, occurrence
  3. a mark on the body, e.g., a scar, mole, etc.
  4. mark, sign in the landscape, e.g., a milestone
  5. base
  6. times (indicating multiplication of two numbers)
Article
das Mal
Plural
die Male
Genitive
des Males

Ich habe es nur ein Mal gesehen.

I've only seen it once.

Das war nicht das erste Mal.

It wasn't the first time.

Es ist nicht das erste Mal.

It's not the first time.

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

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dasProzent

/pʁoˈt͡sɛnt/ noun mostly written
3
  1. percent
Article
das Prozent
Plural
die Prozente
Genitive
des Prozentes

Ich bin mir nicht hundert Prozent sicher.

I'm not a hundred percent sure.

Du hast zu hundert Prozent recht.

You're 100 percent correct.

Sie haben zu hundert Prozent recht.

You're 100 percent correct.

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

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derEuro

/ˈɔʏ̯ro/ noun mostly written
4
  1. euro (currency)
  2. Euro (UEFA European Football Championship)
Article
der Euro
Plural
die Euros
Genitive
des Euros

Fünf Euro, bitte.

5 euros please.

Für 220 Euro mache ich es!

For $300, I'll teach him.

Er ist einer dieser Euro-Nullen.

He's this Eurotrash guy.

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

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dasWeiß

[vaɪs] noun
5
  1. white
  2. whiteness
  3. powder / face powder
  4. cocaine
Dictionary wording
  1. white, whiteness
  2. powder, face powder
  3. cocaine
  4. a common surname transferred from the nickname
  5. white
Article
das Weiß
Plural
die Weiß (unchanged)
Genitive
des Weiß

Du siehst gut aus in Weiß.

You look good in white.

Ist das normal?“ – „Weiß ich nicht.

Is that normal?" "I don't know.

Weiß nicht, wer ihr seid.

I don't know who you are.

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

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dasJahr

/jaːr/ noun
6
  1. year
  2. year (orbital period)
  3. year (calendar period)
  4. year (school grade)
Dictionary wording
  1. year (solar year, the time it takes the Earth to complete one orbit of the Sun)
  2. year (time it takes for any astronomical object to directly orbit its star)
  3. year (period between set dates that mark a year)
  4. year (level or grade in school or college)
Article
das Jahr
Plural
die Jahre
Genitive
des Jahres

Ein Jahr später.

A year later.

Das ist Jahre her.

It was years ago.

Ich gehe jedes Jahr.

I go every year.

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

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derDank

/daŋk/ noun
7
  1. thanks
  2. gratitude / appreciation
  3. thanks to / because of (preposition)
Dictionary wording
  1. thanks, gratitude, appreciation
  2. thanks to, because of, courtesy of
Article
der Dank
Genitive
des Dankes

Ich bin dir zu Dank verpflichtet.

I'm indebted to you.

Ich bin Ihnen sehr zu Dank verpflichtet.

I'm much obliged to you.

Ich bin Ihnen zu großem Dank verpflichtet.

I owe you a debt of gratitude.

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

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dieUhr

/uːr/ noun
8
  1. clock / watch
  2. o'clock / hours (time)
  3. meter / gauge (measuring device)
  4. clockwise direction
Dictionary wording
  1. hours, o'clock (indicates the time within a twelve- or twenty-four-hour period)
  2. clock, watch (instrument used to measure or keep track of time)
  3. meter; gauge (a kind of measuring device, typically for water and gas consumption)
  4. clockwise direction
Article
die Uhr
Plural
die Uhren
Genitive
des Uhr

Ich mag Uhren.

I like clocks.

Es ist 7:45 Uhr.

It's 7:45.

Es ist 8:30 Uhr.

It's 8:30.

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

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derMann

/man/ noun
9
  1. man
  2. husband
Dictionary wording
  1. man, male human being
  2. husband
Article
der Mann
Plural
die Männer
Genitive
des Mannes
≠ Bub≠ Bube≠ Frau

Wir sind Männer.

We are men.

Sei ein Mann!

Be a man.

Sag etwas, Mann.

Say something, man.

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

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dieMillion

/mɪˈli̯oːn/ noun
10
  1. million
Article
die Million
Plural
die Millionen
Genitive
des Million

Das habe ich schon Millionen Mal gesehen.

I've seen it a million times.

Man braucht keine Millionen, um glücklich zu sein.

You don't need millions to be happy.

Es wird geschätzt, dass es im Englischen über eine halbe Million Wörter gibt.

It is estimated that there are over half a million words in English.

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

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dieZeit

[t͡saɪ̯t] noun
11
  1. time
  2. time of day
  3. period / era
  4. stint
Dictionary wording
  1. time (as a concept)
  2. time of day (clipping of Uhrzeit)
  3. period, era (time in the past)
  4. stint (e.g. in the army)
  5. tense
  6. a surname
Article
die Zeit
Plural
die Zeiten
Genitive
des Zeit

Ist es Zeit?

Is it time?

Ich habe Zeit.

I have time.

Ich will Zeit.

I want time.

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

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dasEnde

/ˈɛndə/ noun
12
  1. end
  2. finish / conclusion
Dictionary wording
  1. end, finish
  2. conclusion
Article
das Ende
Plural
die Enden
Genitive
des Endes

Er ist Ende 50.

He's in his late fifties.

Das ist ein Ende.

This is an end.

Hört mich zu Ende!

Hear me out.

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

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derSonntag

/ˈzɔntaːk/ noun
13
  1. Sunday
  2. a municipality of Vorarlberg, Austria
  3. Zyndaki (a village in Poland)
Dictionary wording
  1. Sunday (the first day of the week in many religious traditions, and the seventh day of the week in systems using the ISO 8601 standard)
  2. a municipality of Vorarlberg, Austria
  3. Zyndaki (a village in Mrągowo County, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland)
Article
der Sonntag
Plural
die Sonntage
Genitive
des Sonntages

Wie jeden Sonntag.

Like every Sunday.

Morgen ist Sonntag.

It's Sunday tomorrow.

Heute ist Sonntag.

It's Sunday today.

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

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dieFrau

/fʁaʊ̯/ noun
14
  1. woman
  2. wife
  3. Mrs. / Ms. (title)
  4. madam (polite address)
Dictionary wording
  1. woman (adult female human)
  2. wife (married woman, especially in relation to her spouse)
  3. a title of courtesy, equivalent to Mrs/Ms, which has nearly replaced Fräulein in the function of Miss
  4. madam (polite form of address for a woman or lady)
  5. lady; noblewoman (woman of breeding or higher class)
  6. one, they (indefinite third-person singular pronoun)
Article
die Frau
Plural
die Frauen
Genitive
des Frau
≠ Angetraute≠ Angetrauter≠ Ehegatte

Was wollen Frauen?

What do women want?

Wer ist diese Frau?

Who is this woman?

Was für eine Frau!

What a woman!

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

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Leute

/ˈlɔɪ.tə/ [ˈlɔe̠.t(ʰ)ə] noun
15
  1. people
  2. folk / folks
  3. guys (informal)
  4. peeps (slang)
Dictionary wording
  1. people (several individual persons, a group of people in general, esp. of one kind or another), folk (folks), peeps (slang), guys (boys and/or girls)

Wessen Leute seid ihr?

Whose men are you?

Sie sind gute Leute.

They're good people.

Wer sind diese Leute?

Who are these people?

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

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derVater

/ˈfaːtər/ noun
16
  1. father
Article
der Vater
Plural
die Väter
Genitive
des Vaters

Ich bin Vater.

I'm a father.

Wir sind Väter.

We're fathers.

Er ist mein Vater.

He's my dad.

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

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derTag

/taːk/ noun
17
  1. day
  2. daylight / light
  3. hello / good day (greeting)
  4. tag (label)
Dictionary wording
  1. day (a 24-hour period)
  2. day (the period from midnight to the following midnight)
  3. day (the rotational period of a planet, moon or any celestial body (especially Earth))
  4. day, daylight (the period between sunrise and sunset when there is daylight)
  5. day, daylight, light (light from the Sun)
  6. light (open view; a visible state or condition)
Article
der Tag
Plural
die Tage
Genitive
des Tages

Einen schönen Tag.

Have a nice day.

Einen guten Tag noch!

Have a good day.

Einen schönen Tag noch!

Have a nice day!

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

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dieLiebe

/ˈliːbə/ noun
18
  1. love
  2. affection (tender feeling)
  3. love relationship
  4. sex / sexual relations
Dictionary wording
  1. love (tender feeling of affection)
  2. a feeling of love for someone or something particular
  3. a love relationship
  4. sex; sexual relations; sexual intercourse
Article
die Liebe
Plural
die Lieben
Genitive
des Liebe
≠ Abneigung≠ Ekel≠ Gleichgültigkeit

Lieben Sie ihn?

do you love him?

Ja, meine Liebe.

Yes, dear.

Ist das Liebe?

Is it love?

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

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dasGeld

/ɡɛlt/ noun
19
  1. money
Article
das Geld
Plural
die Gelder
Genitive
des Geldes

Die haben Geld.

They have the money.

Er hat Geld.

He has money.

Ich habe Geld.

I have money.

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

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diePolizei

[ˌpo.liˈt͡saɪ̯] noun
20
  1. police
  2. law enforcement
Dictionary wording
  1. police; law enforcement
Article
die Polizei
Plural
die Polizeien
Genitive
des Polizei

Die Polizei, bitte!

Get me the police.

Die Polizei kommt.

The police are coming.

Die Polizei ist da.

The police are here.

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

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dieMutter

/ˈmʊtər/ noun
21
  1. mother
  2. nut (for a bolt)
Dictionary wording
  1. mother
  2. Mother; Mum; Mom: one's mother
  3. nut (for a bolt)
Article
die Mutter
Plural
die Mütter
Genitive
des Mutter

Nein, nein, Mutter.

No, no, Mama.

Siehst du, Mutter?

See, Mama?

Komm schon, Mutter.

Come on, Mama.

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

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derFlüchtling

[ˈflʏçtlɪŋ] noun mostly written
22
  1. refugee
  2. fugitive / escapee
Article
der Flüchtling
Plural
die Flüchtlinge
Genitive
des Flüchtlings
= Flüchtiger

Tom ist ein Flüchtling.

Tom is a refugee.

Tom wurde zum Flüchtling.

Tom became a fugitive.

Die Geschichten der Flüchtlinge sind herzzerreißend.

The refugees' stories are heartbreaking.

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

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dieNacht

/naxt/ noun
23
  1. night
  2. darkness
Article
die Nacht
Plural
die Nächte
Genitive
des Nacht

In der Nacht.

In the night.

Gute Nacht, Mutter.

Good night, Mother.

Es ist Nacht.

It's night.

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

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dasLand

/lant/ noun
24
  1. country
  2. state / province (political division)
  3. land (real estate)
  4. land (not water)
Dictionary wording
  1. country (territory of a nation)
  2. state, province (political division of a federation retaining a notable degree of autonomy)
  3. land (real estate or landed property)
  4. land (part of Earth which is not covered by oceans or other bodies of water)
  5. country, countryside (rural area, as opposed to a town or city)
Article
das Land
Plural
die Länder
Genitive
des Landes

Was für ein Land!

What a country!

Dieses Land gehört ihm.

He owns this land.

Ich liebe mein Land.

I love my country.

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

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dasAch

/ax/ noun mostly spoken
25
  1. oh
  2. alas (expressing surprise, sorrow, or understanding)
  3. oh (preceding an offhand or annoyed remark)
  4. oh (preceding an invocation or address)
Dictionary wording
  1. oh
  2. oh, alas (expressing surprise, sorrow, or understanding)
  3. oh (preceding an offhand or annoyed remark)
  4. oh (preceding an invocation or address, but rarely a solemn one)
Article
das Ach
Genitive
des Achs

Ach, da bist du!

Oh, there you are.

Ach, da sind Sie!

Oh, there you are.

Ach, das kommt vor.

It's just what happens.

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

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dasBild

/bɪlt/ noun
26
  1. picture
  2. image / depiction
  3. digital image / photograph / screenshot
Dictionary wording
  1. depiction, image, picture
  2. digital image
  3. digital photograph
  4. image created digitally
  5. digital drawing
  6. screenshot
Article
das Bild
Plural
die Bilder
Genitive
des Bildes

mach ein Bild!

take a picture!

Wir haben Bilder.

We have pictures.

Ich habe Bilder.

I've got pictures.

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

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dieMilliarde

/mɪˈli̯aʁdə/ noun mostly written
27
  1. billion
Article
die Milliarde
Plural
die Milliarden
Genitive
des Milliarde

Es gibt mehr als sechs Milliarden Menschen auf der Welt.

There are more than six billion people in the world.

Es gibt Milliarden von Sternen im Universum.

There are billions of stars in the universe.

Wir kennen mehr als 100 Milliarden Galaxien.

We know of more than 100 billion galaxies.

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

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dasSpiel

/ʃpiːl/ noun
28
  1. game
  2. gameplay / act of playing
  3. play / slack / backlash (looseness of components)
  4. leeway / wiggle room
Dictionary wording
  1. a game (instance or way of playing)
  2. gameplay, the experience or act of playing
  3. backlash, lash, play, slack (certain looseness of components, often intended)
  4. leeway, wiggle room
  5. military band, marching band
Article
das Spiel
Plural
die Spiele
Genitive
des Spiels

Spielen Sie gerne?

Do you like to gamble?

Ich liebe Spiele.

I love games.

Sie spielten Spiele.

They played games.

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

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derArtikel

/a(ʁ)ˈtɪkəl/ noun mostly written
29
  1. article
  2. item / ware
  3. paragraph / clause
Dictionary wording
  1. article
  2. article, item, ware
  3. article, paragraph, clause
Article
der Artikel
Plural
die Artikel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Artikels
= Absatz= Abschnitt= Ausschnitt= Kapitel= ParagrafMediaEconomicsSciences

Das ist ein gut geschriebener Artikel.

This is a well-written article.

Das ist ein sehr beliebter Artikel.

This is a real popular item.

Das ist ein sehr informativer Artikel.

This is a very informative article.

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

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dieOrdnung

/ˈɔrdnʊŋ/ noun mostly spoken
30
  1. order
  2. arrangement / regulation
  3. classification / array
  4. tidiness / orderliness
Dictionary wording
  1. arrangement, regulation
  2. classification, order, array
  3. tidiness, orderliness
  4. class, rank, succession, series
  5. Ordnung (Amish rules of living)
Article
die Ordnung
Plural
die Ordnungen
Genitive
des Ordnung

Ist in Ordnung!

All right!

Alles in Ordnung.

It's all right.

Ordnung muss sein.

Everything must be in order.

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

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dasHaus

[haʊ̯s] noun
31
  1. house
  2. home (in various phrases)
  3. theatre
  4. a municipality of Styria, Austria
Article
das Haus
Plural
die Häuser
Genitive
des Hauses

Diese Häuser sind schön.

These houses are beautiful.

Ich sehe ein Haus.

I see a house.

Ich habe kein Haus.

I have no home.

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

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dieRegierung

/reˈɡiːrʊŋ/ noun
32
  1. government
  2. administration
  3. the act of governing
Dictionary wording
  1. government/administration
  2. the act of governing
Article
die Regierung
Plural
die Regierungen
Genitive
des Regierung

Sie schufen eine Regierung.

They created a government.

Die Regierung gibt Ihnen alles.

The government gives you everything.

Ich arbeite bei der Regierung.

I work for the government.

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

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dasMädchen

/ˈmeːtçɛn/ noun
33
  1. girl
  2. maiden
Article
das Mädchen
Plural
die Mädchen (unchanged)
Genitive
des Mädchens
= Mädel= Mädken= Mädle≠ Bub≠ Bube≠ Frau

Du bist mein Mädchen.

You're my woman.

Ich bin ein Mädchen.

I'm a girl.

Mädchen reden zu viel.

Girls talk too much.

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

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derAbend

/ˈaːbənt/ noun
34
  1. evening
  2. the west
Dictionary wording
  1. evening; the time from dusk until midnight
  2. The west
Article
der Abend
Plural
die Abende
Genitive
des Abends
≠ Morgen

Bis heute Abend.

See you tonight.

Bis heute Abend!

See you tonight.

Mich heute Abend sehen?

what do you mean tonight?

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

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dasFoto

/ˈfoːto/ noun
35
  1. photograph
  2. camera
Dictionary wording
  1. photograph (picture created by projecting an image onto a photosensitive surface)
  2. camera (device for making still pictures)
Article
das Foto
Plural
die Fotos
Genitive
des Fotos

ein Foto machen.

to take a photo.

Fotos von Ihnen.

Pictures of you.

Schick ein Foto!

Send a photo.

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

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derPlatz

/plat͡s/ noun
36
  1. square
  2. space / room
  3. place / seat / spot / position
  4. location / site
Dictionary wording
  1. square, plaza, piazza
  2. circus
  3. space, room
  4. place, seat, spot, position (precise location someone or something occupies)
  5. place, location, site (in general)
  6. spot, place (position in a hierarchy or sequence)
Article
der Platz
Plural
die Plätze
Genitive
des Platzes

Nehmen Sie Platz.

Have a seat.

Ich brauche Platz.

I need space.

Wir brauchen Platz.

We need space.

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

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dieStadt

/ʃtat/ noun
37
  1. city
  2. town
  3. city center
  4. city council / town council
Dictionary wording
  1. city (a large settlement)
  2. town (a settlement larger than a village)
  3. city center (a central business area of a city)
  4. city, town, town council, city council (a governing body of people elected to oversee management of a municipality)
Article
die Stadt
Plural
die Städte
Genitive
des Stadt

Ich liebe meine Stadt.

I love my city.

Ich mag diese Stadt.

I like this city.

Ich liebe deine Stadt.

I love your city.

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

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dieWoche

/ˈvɔxə/ noun
38
  1. week
  2. week (any period of seven consecutive days)
  3. weekdays (working days)
Dictionary wording
  1. week (period of seven days counting from Monday to Sunday, or from Sunday to Saturday)
  2. week (any period of seven consecutive days)
  3. week; weekdays (those days of a given week on which most people work)
Article
die Woche
Plural
die Wochen
Genitive
des Woche

Nicht diese Woche.

Not this week.

Gib mir drei Wochen.

Give me three weeks.

Gebt mir drei Wochen.

Give me three weeks.

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

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derFreund

/frɔʏ̯nt/ noun
39
  1. friend
  2. boyfriend
  3. blood relative
  4. a surname
Dictionary wording
  1. friend
  2. boyfriend
  3. blood relative (in the sense of a person that is or should be one’s friend by nature)
  4. a surname
Article
der Freund
Plural
die Freunde
Genitive
des Freundes

Wir sind Freunde.

We're friends.

Ich habe Freunde.

I have friends.

Seid ihr Freunde?

Are you friends?

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

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dieFreundin

/ˈfʁɔʏ̯ndɪn/ noun
40
  1. girlfriend
  2. female friend
Dictionary wording
  1. female equivalent of Freund
Article
die Freundin
Plural
die Freundinnen
Genitive
des Freundin

Wir sind Freundinnen.

We're friends.

Ich liebe meine Freundinnen.

I love my friends.

Ich bin deine Freundin.

I'm your friend.

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

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dieAngst

/aŋst/ noun
41
  1. fear
  2. anxiety
  3. fright
Dictionary wording
  1. fear; fright; anxiety
Article
die Angst
Plural
die Ängste
Genitive
des Angst

Ich hatte Angst.

Why did you change your mind?

Ich habe Angst.

I'm scared.

Habt ihr Angst?

Not afraid, are you?

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

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derFreitag

/ˈfʁaɪ̯taːk/ noun
42
  1. Friday
Article
der Freitag
Plural
die Freitage
Genitive
des Freitages

Heute ist Freitag.

Today is Friday.

Ist heute Freitag?

Is today Friday?

Freitag in einer Woche.

Friday, a week from tonight.

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

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dasThema

/ˈteːma/ noun mostly written
43
  1. topic
  2. subject / issue
  3. theme
  4. theme (stem of an inflected word)
Dictionary wording
  1. topic, subject, issue
  2. theme
  3. theme (stem of an inflected word)
Article
das Thema
Plural
die Themen
Genitive
des Themas

Das neuste Thema.

The newest subject in the world.

Das Thema hatten wir schon.

We've already talked about this (subject).

Das ist ein interessantes Thema.

An interesting topic.

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

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dasKind

/kɪnt/ noun
44
  1. child
  2. kid
  3. offspring
  4. young animal
Dictionary wording
  1. kid; child (young person)
  2. child; offspring (person with regard to his or her parents; also a baby animal or young animal, especially as the second component in numerous compound nouns)
Article
das Kind
Plural
die Kinder
Genitive
des Kindes

Ich habe Kinder.

I have kids.

Ich liebe Kinder.

I love kids.

Ich will Kinder.

I want kids.

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

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dieFrage

/ˈfʁaːɡə/ noun
45
  1. question
  2. issue / matter
  3. doubt
Dictionary wording
  1. question (interrogative sentence or phrase)
  2. question, issue, matter (subject or topic for consideration or investigation)
  3. question, doubt (challenge about the truth or accuracy of a matter)
Article
die Frage
Plural
die Fragen
Genitive
des Frage

Fragen Sie ihn.

Ask him.

Gibt es Fragen?

Any questions?

Ich habe Fragen.

I have questions.

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

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derMoment

/moˈmɛnt/ noun
46
  1. moment
  2. momentum
Article
der Moment
Plural
die Momente
Genitive
des Momentes

Bitte warte einen Moment.

Wait a moment, please.

Warte bitte einen Moment.

Please wait a moment.

Bitte warte hier einen Moment.

Please wait here a moment.

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

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derTeil

/taɪ̯l/ noun
47
  1. part, piece
  2. fraction of a whole
  3. component / part (of a machine)
  4. thing / object
Dictionary wording
  1. part, piece (of a whole, often in relation to living things or an abstract concept)
  2. fraction of a whole
  3. part, piece (a physical object which is used in a greater one, often in relation to inanimate objects)
  4. thing (any object, not limited to those which are part of a greater object)
  5. piece of clothing
  6. thing (penis)
Article
der Teil
Plural
die Teile
Genitive
des Teiles

Teile Tom bitte alles mit, von dem wir wollen, dass er es weiß!

Please tell Tom everything we want him to know.

Du bist ein Teil von mir.

You're a part of me.

Sie sind ein Teil von uns.

They're part of us.

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

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dieMusik

/muˈziːk/ noun
48
  1. music
  2. music (school subject)
  3. musical piece
  4. band (performing at an event)
Dictionary wording
  1. music
  2. music as a school subject, musical instruction
  3. a musical piece
  4. a band, mostly one performing at some event
Article
die Musik
Plural
die Musiken
Genitive
des Musik

Ich höre Musik.

I hear music.

Wir brauchen Musik.

We need music.

Wir hören Musik.

We're listening to music.

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

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dieArbeit

/ˈaʁbaɪ̯t/ noun
49
  1. work
  2. job / employment / occupation
  3. task / assignment
  4. effort / labor
Dictionary wording
  1. toil, regularly performed work, regularly pursued economic activity, labor, job, employment, occupation
  2. job, task, assignment
  3. effort, work, human expenditure
  4. performance, workmanship, work, the result of effort that might consist in a product or performance itself depending on what is owed
  5. work, energy transmitted by force through a body
Article
die Arbeit
Plural
die Arbeiten
Genitive
des Arbeit

Bei der "Arbeit".

At "work".

Arbeiten wollen wir.

Work is what we want.

Und seine Arbeit?

What about his work?

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

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dieMinute

/miˈnuːtə/ noun
50
  1. minute
Dictionary wording
  1. minute (unit of time; unit of angle)
Article
die Minute
Plural
die Minuten
Genitive
des Minute

Noch drei Minuten.

Three more minutes.

Nur eine Minute.

Just a minute.

Nur eine Minute!

Wait just a minute.

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

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derDollar

/ˈdɔlaʁ/ noun
51
  1. dollar
Article
der Dollar
Plural
die Dollars
Genitive
des Dollars

Ich hatte noch drei Dollar.

I had three dollars left.

Ich habe ein paar Dollar verloren.

I lost a few dollars.

Ich habe um die 50 Dollar bezahlt.

I paid about 50 dollars.

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

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derHerr

/hɛr/ noun
52
  1. Mr.
  2. man / gentleman
  3. sir / lord (respectful address)
  4. master / lord (one who has control)
Dictionary wording
  1. man, gentleman
  2. sir, lord; address of subservient respect
  3. Mr., mister, sir respectful address towards a man
  4. master, lord (generally denotes that someone has control over something, either in a generic or in a regal sense)
  5. the lowest title of German nobility
  6. Lord, God
Article
der Herr
Plural
die Herren
Genitive
des Herrn

Guten Tag, meine Herren.

Good afternoon, gentlemen.

Wer ist dieser Herr?

Who's that gentleman?

Er ist der Herr des Hauses.

He's the man of the house.

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

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derMontag

/ˈmoːnˌtaːk/ noun
53
  1. Monday
Article
der Montag
Plural
die Montage
Genitive
des Montages

Heute ist Montag.

It's Monday today.

Nur bis Montag.

It's only till Monday.

Es ist Montag.

It's Monday.

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

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dieFamilie

/faˈmiːli̯ə/ noun
54
  1. family
Article
die Familie
Plural
die Familien
Genitive
des Familie

Sie sind Familie.

They're family.

Familie ist Familie.

Family is family.

Sie haben Familie.

They have families.

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

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dasProblem

/pʁoˈbleːm/ noun
55
  1. problem
Article
das Problem
Plural
die Probleme
Genitive
des Problems

Gibt es Probleme?

Are there problems?

Ich habe Probleme.

I've got problems.

Du hast Probleme.

You have problems.

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

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dieAntwort

/ˈantvɔʁt/ noun
56
  1. answer
Article
die Antwort
Plural
die Antworten
Genitive
des Antwort

Eine nette Antwort.

A nice reply.

Haben Sie Antworten?

Any answers?

Antwort auf was?

Answer to what?

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

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derSohn

/zoːn/ noun
57
  1. son
Article
der Sohn
Plural
die Söhne
Genitive
des Sohnes

Meine Herren, mein Sohn.

Gentlemen, my son.

Gute Nacht, mein Sohn.

Good night, my son.

Er ist mein Sohn.

He's my son.

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

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dieAngabe

/ˈanˌɡaːbə/ noun mostly written
58
  1. indication, specification
  2. statement / declaration
  3. service
  4. bragging / boasting
Dictionary wording
  1. verbal noun of angeben
  2. indication, specification, declaration (providing of information)
  3. statement, the provided information itself
  4. service
  5. synonym of Angeberei (“the act of bragging, boasting”)
  6. information attached to a verb
Article
die Angabe
Plural
die Angaben
Genitive
des Angabe

Wir haben diese Angaben nicht.

We don't have that information.

Dieses Wörterbuch enthält viele Angaben.

This dictionary contains a lot of information.

Ich bat um detailliertere Angaben.

I asked for more details.

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

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derMittwoch

/ˈmɪtvɔx/ noun
59
  1. Wednesday
Article
der Mittwoch
Plural
die Mittwoche
Genitive
des Mittwochs

Mittwoch und Samstag.

You know, mutinies Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Heute ist Mittwoch.

I'm in New York 5 days.

Es muss Mittwoch gewesen sein.

It must have been Wednesday.

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

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dieSache

/ˈzaxə/ noun
60
  1. thing
  2. matter / affair / case / issue
  3. object
  4. piece of property
Dictionary wording
  1. matter, affair, case, question, issue
  2. thing, object
  3. thing, piece of property
  4. cause, action
  5. subject, matter, business
  6. kilometres per hour
Article
die Sache
Plural
die Sachen
Genitive
des Sache

Das ist meine Sache.

That's my affair.

Das ist seine Sache.

That's his business.

Kommen Sie zur Sache!

Get to the point.

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

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derDienstag

/ˈdiːnsˌtaːk/ noun
61
  1. Tuesday
Article
der Dienstag
Plural
die Dienstage
Genitive
des Dienstages

Heute ist Dienstag!

Why, today is Tuesday.

Heute ist Dienstag.

Today is Tuesday.

Dienstag kamt ihr zurück.

Tuesday you came back.

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

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dieHilfe

/ˈhɪlfə/ noun
62
  1. help
  2. assistance
  3. a helper / aid
Dictionary wording
  1. help, aid
  2. the act of helping, assistance
  3. a thing or person that helps
Article
die Hilfe
Plural
die Hilfen
Genitive
des Hilfe

Ich brauche Hilfe.

I need somebody.

Wir brauchen Hilfe.

We must have help.

Brauchen Sie Hilfe?

Need any help?

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

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derSchweizer

/ˈʃvaɪ̯t͡sɐ/ noun mostly written
63
  1. Swiss person
  2. Swiss Guard
  3. sacristan
  4. milker
Dictionary wording
  1. Swiss person, Swiss (male)
  2. Swiss Guard
  3. sacristan
  4. milker (a person or man who milks cows)
  5. doorman
  6. a surname
Article
der Schweizer
Plural
die Schweizer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Schweizers

Nirgends auf der Welt ist es so schön wie in den Schweizer Alpen.

No place in the world is as beautiful as the Swiss Alps.

"Bist du Schwede?" — "Nein, ich bin Schweizer."

"Are you Swedish?" "No, I'm Swiss."

An keinem Ort auf Erden ist es so schön wie in den Schweizer Alpen.

No place in the world is as beautiful as the Swiss Alps.

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

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derDonnerstag

/ˈdɔnɐsˌtaːk/ noun
64
  1. Thursday
Article
der Donnerstag
Plural
die Donnerstage
Genitive
des Donnerstages

Donnerstag in 2 Wochen.

That's two weeks from Thursday.

Heute ist Donnerstag.

Today is Thursday.

Es ist Donnerstag.

This is Thursday.

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

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derLieber

/ˈliːbɐ/ noun
65
  1. dear
Article
der Lieber
Plural
die Liebe
Genitive
des Lieben

Nein, mein Lieber!

No, no, my dear fellow. Plumtree.

Lieber gehe ich allein.

I'd rather do it alone.

Er ist so ein Lieber.

He's such a sweetheart.

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

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derKunde

/ˈkʊndə/ noun
66
  1. customer
  2. client / patron
  3. guy / bloke / dude (informal, often derogatory)
  4. tidings / news (archaic)
Dictionary wording
  1. customer, patron, client
  2. guy, bloke, dude, (most often derogatory) a strange or unpleasant one
  3. tidings, news
  4. see -kunde
Article
der Kunde
Plural
die Kunden
Genitive
des Kunden
= Abnehmer= Ankäufer= Auftraggeber= Besteller= Bezieher

Wir lieben unsere Kunden.

We love our customers.

Die Kunden sind zufrieden.

The customers are happy.

Ich mag Kunden wie Sie.

You might drop the word to your friends.

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

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derBruder

/ˈbruːdɐ/ noun
67
  1. brother
  2. Brother (title of respect)
Article
der Bruder
Plural
die Brüder
Genitive
des Bruders

Mütter und Brüder!

Mothers, sisters, brothers!

Wir sind Brüder.

We're brothers.

Ich habe Brüder.

I have brothers.

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

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dieSeite

/ˈzaɪ̯tə/ noun
68
  1. side
  2. page
  3. face / surface
  4. aspect
Dictionary wording
  1. side (a bounding straight edge of a two-dimensional shape)
  2. face, side, surface of any three-dimensional object
  3. page (single leaf of any manuscript or book)
  4. side (one of the two surfaces of a sheet of paper)
  5. one side or half of something or someone
  6. a certain aspect of a concept
Article
die Seite
Plural
die Seiten
Genitive
des Seite

Ich will Sie an meiner Seite haben.

I want you by my side.

Ich will dich an meiner Seite haben.

I want you by my side.

Ich will euch an meiner Seite haben.

I want you by my side.

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

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derSamstag

/ˈzamstaːk/ noun
69
  1. Saturday
Article
der Samstag
Plural
die Samstage
Genitive
des Samstages

Heute ist Samstag.

Is today Saturday?

Es ist Samstag.

It's Saturday.

Ich mag Samstage.

I like Saturdays.

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

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dasBeispiel

/ˈbaɪ̯ʃpiːl/ noun
70
  1. example
Article
das Beispiel
Plural
die Beispiele
Genitive
des Beispieles

Folgt seinem Beispiel.

Follow his example.

Nenn mir ein Beispiel.

Give me an example.

Zeig mir ein Beispiel.

Show me an example.

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

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derDad

/dɛːt/ noun mostly spoken
71
  1. dad
Dictionary wording
  1. dad; Dad
Article
der Dad
Plural
die Dads
Genitive
des Dads
Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative DadDads
AkkusativA1 Accusative DadDads
DativA1 Dative DadDads
GenitivB1 Genitive DadsDads

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dasBaby

/ˈbeːbi/ noun mostly spoken
72
  1. baby (infant)
  2. baby (term of endearment)
Dictionary wording
  1. baby (infant)
  2. baby (term of endearment for a lover)
Article
das Baby
Plural
die Babys
Genitive
des Babys

Wie ein Baby.

He's like a big baby.

Komm her, Baby.

Come here, baby.

Komm mit, Baby.

Come on, baby.

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

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derAnfang

/ˈʔanfaŋ/ noun
73
  1. beginning
  2. start / origin
Dictionary wording
  1. start, beginning, origin (spatially or temporally)
Article
der Anfang
Plural
die Anfänge
Genitive
des Anfanges

Am Anfang wusste ich nicht, was ich machen sollte.

At first, I didn't know what to do.

Am Anfang war es nicht so.

It wasn't like that at first.

Jetzt sind wir wieder am Anfang.

We're back to square one.

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

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derKopf

/kɔpf/ noun
74
  1. head
  2. crown / top
  3. heading / title
  4. person / individual / fellow (referring to intellect)
Dictionary wording
  1. head
  2. crown, top
  3. heading, title
  4. person; individual; fellow (referring to one's intellect or mentality)
  5. heads (side of a coin)
Article
der Kopf
Plural
die Köpfe
Genitive
des Kopfes

Nimm deinen Kopf von meinem!

Get your head off of mine!

Da würde ich mir keinen Kopf machen.

I wouldn't lose any sleep over it.

Er geht mir nicht mehr aus dem Kopf.

I don't seem to be able to get it out of my mind.

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

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dasGlück

/ɡlʏk/ noun
75
  1. happiness
  2. luck / good luck
  3. success
  4. chance / fate
Dictionary wording
  1. happiness, joy, bliss (state or emotion)
  2. luck, success (mostly when seen as dependant on unearned, accidental factors)
  3. good luck, chance (positive coincidence)
  4. luck, chance, coincidence in general, fate
Article
das Glück
Genitive
des Glückes

Und viel Glück.

And good luck.

Du hast Glück.

Thank your lucky star.

Er bringt Glück.

It's lucky.

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

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dieE-Mail

/ˈiːˌmɛɪ̯l/ noun mostly written
76
  1. e-mail
  2. e-mail system
  3. e-mail letter
Dictionary wording
  1. e-mail (system; letter)
Article
die E-Mail
Plural
die E-Mails
Genitive
des E-Mail

Wo ist dein E-Mail-Freund?

Where's your e-mail pal?

Warum habe ich eigentlich eine E-Mail, wenn ich sie nicht nutzen kann?

It's just hard when I know I have e-mail I can't get.

Du hast eine E-Mail bekommen.

You got E-mail.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative E-MailE-Mails
AkkusativA1 Accusative E-MailE-Mails
DativA1 Dative E-MailE-Mails
GenitivB1 Genitive E-MailE-MailsE-Mails

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dieMail

[mɛɪ̯l] noun
77
  1. email
Article
die Mail
Plural
die Mails
Genitive
des Mail

Ermittler stießen auf dieses Datum, nachdem auch ihnen die Mails in Kopie anonym zugeschickt worden waren.

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

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derDoktor

/ˈdɔktoːr/ noun mostly spoken
78
  1. doctor
  2. physician
Dictionary wording
  1. doctor
  2. doctor, physician
Article
der Doktor
Plural
die Doktoren
Genitive
des Doktors

Tut mir leid, der Doktor ist nicht da.

I'm afraid the doctor is out.

Der Doktor mag so gesagt haben.

The doctor may have said so.

Jetzt bin ich auch ein Doktor.

Now I'm a doctor, too.

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

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dieStunde

/ˈʃtʊndə/ noun
79
  1. hour
  2. moment / time (point in time)
  3. lesson / class (teaching unit)
Dictionary wording
  1. hour (unit of time consisting of 60 minutes)
  2. hour, moment, time (point in time)
  3. lesson; class (teaching unit, usually between 45 and 90 minutes)
Article
die Stunde
Plural
die Stunden
Genitive
des Stunde

Er schlief eine Stunde.

He slept an hour.

Du hast eine Stunde.

You have an hour.

Gib mir drei Stunden!

Give me three hours.

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

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dieEins

/ˈaɪ̯ns/ noun
80
  1. one
  2. A (highest grade)
  3. one o'clock
  4. agreement (in idioms)
Dictionary wording
  1. one (digit or figure)
  2. Equivalent to "A" (the highest grade) in the German school grading system.
  3. one (numerical value represented by the Arabic numeral 1; first positive number in the set of natural numbers)
  4. one, one o'clock
  5. only used in (sich) eins sein (“to agree”) and (sich) eins werden (“to arrive at an agreement”)
Article
die Eins
Plural
die Einsen
Genitive
des Eins

Eins, zwei, drei!

One, two, three, hoorah!

Eins für mich.

One for me.

Eins nach dem anderen.

each thing at a time.

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

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derTrainer

/ˈtʁɛːnɐ/ noun mostly written
81
  1. trainer, coach
  2. animal trainer
  3. tracksuit
Article
der Trainer
Plural
die Trainer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Trainers

Du bist Trainer, nicht ich.

You're the manager, not me.

Das ist mein Trainer.

This is my coach.

Ich bin der Trainer.

I'm the coach.

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

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dieAhnung

/ˈʔaːnʊŋ/ noun mostly spoken
82
  1. inkling
  2. clue / idea / notion
Dictionary wording
  1. anticipation, inkling
  2. clue, idea, notion
Article
die Ahnung
Plural
die Ahnungen
Genitive
des Ahnung
≠ Ahnungslosigkeit

Du hast keine Ahnung.

You don't have a clue.

Ich habe keine Ahnung.

I have no clue.

Ich hatte keine Ahnung.

I had no clue.

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

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dieTür

/tyːr/ noun
83
  1. door
  2. doorway / entrance
Dictionary wording
  1. door (rigid plane on a hinge)
  2. door; doorway (passage that can be blocked with such a plane)
Article
die Tür
Plural
die Türen
Genitive
des Tür

Macht die Tür auf!

Open this door!

Siehst du diese Tür?

You see that door?

Die Türen sind zu.

The doors are closed.

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

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dasAuto

/ˈaʊ̯to/ noun
84
  1. car
Article
das Auto
Plural
die Autos
Genitive
des Autos

Ein Auto kommt.

A car's coming.

Ich mag Autos.

I am fond of cars.

Er hat ein Auto.

He has a car.

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

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derEinsatz

/ˈaɪ̯nzats/ noun
85
  1. use
  2. insertion / inset / inlay
  3. mission / deployment
  4. appearance (in sports)
Dictionary wording
  1. something inserted, inset, inlay, compartment
  2. insertion
  3. use, usage, employment
  4. mission, campaign, deployment
  5. appearance (instance of playing for a team)
  6. effort, commitment
Article
der Einsatz
Plural
die Einsätze
Genitive
des Einsatzes

Ihre Einsätze bitte!

Place your bets please!

Ihre Einsätze bitte.

All bets down.

Der deutsche Einsatz.

The German stakes.

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

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derSeptember

/zɛpˈtɛmbɐ/ noun
86
  1. September
Article
der September
Plural
die September (unchanged)
Genitive
des Septembers

Wo waren Sie am 11. September?

Where were you on 9/11?

Wo warst du am 11. September?

Where were you on 9/11?

Ich sehe Sie dann am nächsten Dienstag wieder, das heißt am 10. September.

I will see you on next Tuesday, that is to say, the 10th of September.

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

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dasAuge

/ˈaʊ̯ɡə/ noun
87
  1. eye
  2. germ / bud / eye (potato)
  3. dot / pip / spot
  4. drop or globule of grease or fat
Article
das Auge
Plural
die Augen
Genitive
des Auges

Schöne Augen, was?

Pretty eyes, huh?

Ich habe Augen.

I have eyes.

Mach die Augen zu!

Close you eyes.

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

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dieMom

/mɔm/ noun mostly spoken
88
  1. mom
  2. hold on / just a sec (interjection)
Dictionary wording
  1. mom
  2. gimme a sec, hold on
Article
die Mom
Plural
die Moms
Genitive
des Mom

dieTochter

/ˈtɔx.tɐ/ noun
89
  1. daughter
  2. subsidiary (company)
Article
die Tochter
Plural
die Töchter
Genitive
des Tochter

Komm, meine Tochter.

Come, my daughter.

Hast du Töchter?

Do you have any daughters?

Habt ihr Töchter?

Do you have any daughters?

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

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dieIdee

/iˈdeː/ noun
90
  1. idea
Article
die Idee
Plural
die Ideen
Genitive
des Idee

Sehr gute Idee!

Excellent idea.

War meine Idee.

It's my own idea.

Eine gute Idee!

That's a good idea.

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

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derJuni

/ˈjuːni/ noun
91
  1. June
Article
der Juni
Plural
die Junis
Genitive
des Junis

Wir haben Juni.

It's June now.

Seit letzten Juni 23.

Twenty-three last June.

Wir schreiben den Juni 1948.

It's June 1948.

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

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derJanuar

/ˈjanuaːr/ noun
92
  1. January
Article
der Januar
Plural
die Januare
Genitive
des Januars

Er kommt Ende Januar zurück.

He's back at the end of January.

Der Monat Januar wird uns viel Arbeit bereiten.

But going through the whole month of January is going to be a long job.

Der Januar ist der erste Monat des Jahres.

January is the first month of the year.

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

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dieSchwester

/ˈʃvɛstɐ/ noun mostly spoken
93
  1. sister
  2. nurse (medical staff)
  3. nun (religious sister)
Dictionary wording
  1. sister
  2. nurse; by extension used to refer to any medical staff that is not a doctor (usually, but not necessarily, confined to female staff)
  3. nurse; used as a title of address for nurses
  4. sister; nun; used particularly, but not only, as a title of address
Article
die Schwester
Plural
die Schwestern
Genitive
des Schwester

Gute Nacht, Schwesterchen.

Good night, sis.

Ich habe Schwestern.

I have sisters.

Seid ihr Schwestern?

Are you sisters?

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

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derOktober

/ɔkˈtoːbɐ/ noun
94
  1. October
Article
der Oktober
Plural
die Oktober (unchanged)
Genitive
des Oktobers

Fragen Sie mich im Oktober noch mal.

Ask me again in October.

Wo waren Sie am Abend des 20. Oktobers?

Where were you on the evening of October 20th?

Wir haben das im Oktober getan.

We did that in October.

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

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derMonat

/ˈmoːnat/ noun
95
  1. month
  2. month (any period of such length)
  3. month (period between two new moons)
Dictionary wording
  1. month (division of a year, usually one twelfth ≈ 30 days)
  2. month (any period of such length)
  3. month (period between two new moons)
Article
der Monat
Plural
die Monate
Genitive
des Monates

Einen Monat später.

A month later.

Gib mir drei Monate.

Give me three months.

Aus Wochen wurden Monate.

Weeks turned into months.

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

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derName

/ˈnaːmə/ noun
96
  1. name
  2. forename / given name
  3. surname / family name
  4. full name
Dictionary wording
  1. name (forename, Christian name, given name)
  2. name (surname, family name)
  3. name (full name)
  4. noun, examples include Eigenname (proper noun), Sammelname (collective noun) and Gattungsname (appellative or common noun). Note: Compounds which aren't hyponyms of substantive are rare and obsolete, like Hauptname or Dingname (substantive noun), Beiname (adjective noun), Fürname (pronoun).
Article
der Name
Plural
die Namen
Genitive
des Namens

Jetzt dein Name.

Now your name.

Ihr Name, bitte?

Name, please?

Ihren Namen, bitte.

Your name, please.

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

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derKerl

/kɛʁl/ noun mostly spoken
97
  1. guy
  2. fellow / chap / bloke
  3. freeman
Dictionary wording
  1. fellow, guy, chap, bloke
  2. freeman
Article
der Kerl
Plural
die Kerle
Genitive
des Kerls

Wer ist dieser Kerl?

Who is that guy?

Ich kenne den Kerl nicht.

I don't know that guy.

Ich wäre gerne dieser Kerl.

I'd love to be that guy.

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

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derNovember

/noˈfɛmbɐ/ noun
98
  1. November
Article
der November
Plural
die November (unchanged)
Genitive
des Novembers

Es ist schon November, aber es hat noch nicht geschneit.

It's already November, but it hasn't snowed yet.

Füllen Sie bitte das Anmeldeformular aus und schicken Sie es bis zum 2. November zurück.

Please fill in the application form and send it back by November 2nd.

Die Wahl war im November.

The election was in November.

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

A1 noun tables

dieBank

/baŋk/ noun
99
  1. bank (financial institution)
  2. bench / pew
  3. workbench
  4. bank (in a body of water)
Dictionary wording
  1. bench (which people sit on); pew
  2. workbench (which things can be set down on)
  3. bank (collection of material in a body of water)
  4. substitutes' bench
  5. bank (financial institution)
  6. a storage facility for some specified purpose
Article
die Bank
Plural
die Bänke
Genitive
des Bank

Eine richtige Bank?

A real bank?

Ist die Bank offen?

Is the bank open?

Ist die Bank geöffnet?

Is the bank open?

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

A1 noun tables

derKommentar

/kɔmɛnˈtaːɐ̯/ noun mostly written
100
  1. comment
  2. commentary
Article
der Kommentar
Plural
die Kommentare
Genitive
des Kommentars

Bitte ein Kommentar.

We want a statement.

Keinen Kommentar bitte.

Never mind the comment.

Bedaure, kein Kommentar.

Sorry, no comment.

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

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Common questions

How many nouns are in German A1?

The A1 list has 535 nouns, out of 1,038 words at that level and 9,109 nouns from A1 to C2.

Which A1 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 Einer, das Mal, das Prozent, der Euro, das Weiß are the ones you will meet most.

Are the noun forms included?

Yes. Every noun entry gives the article, the nominative plural and the genitive singular.

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