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German A1 Nouns: Words 101–200

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dieEntwicklung

/ɛntˈvɪklʊŋ/ noun mostly written
101
  1. development
  2. evolution
Article
die Entwicklung
Plural
die Entwicklungen
Genitive
des Entwicklung

Gab es Entwicklungen?

Any further developments?

Eine neue Entwicklung.

An entirely new development.

Eine sehr interessante Entwicklung.

A very interesting development.

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

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derJob

/dʒɔp/ noun
102
  1. job
  2. position / employment
  3. work / profession
  4. task / assignment
Dictionary wording
  1. job, position, employment
  2. job, work, profession
  3. job, task, assignment
Article
der Job
Plural
die Jobs
Genitive
des Jobs

Es ist mein Job.

It's my job.

Ich brauche einen Job.

I need a job.

Ich brauche keinen Job.

I don't need a job.

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

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derMärz

/mɛrts/ noun
103
  1. March
Article
der März
Plural
die Märze
Genitive
des März

Der März ist der dritte Monat des Jahres.

March is the third month of the year.

Oder was es im März?

Or was that in March?

Ungefähr, März, vor einem Jahr.

Around approximately, March, just a year ago.

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

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derPräsident

[pʁɛziˈdɛnt] noun
104
  1. president
  2. chairman / chairperson / chair
Dictionary wording
  1. president; chairman, chairperson, chair (male or of unspecified gender)
Article
der Präsident
Plural
die Präsidenten
Genitive
des Präsidenten

Der Präsident wird später an diesem Tag eine Pressekonferenz geben.

The president will hold a press conference later today.

Präsident Lincoln war ein Mann, der sich – wie man so schön sagt – hochgearbeitet hat.

President Lincoln was what we call a self-made man.

Der Präsident war sicher, dass es Krieg geben würde.

The president was sure there would be war.

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

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derTeufel

/ˈtɔʏfl̩/ noun mostly spoken
105
  1. the Devil
  2. a demon / fallen angel
  3. an evil person
Dictionary wording
  1. the Devil, Satan (supreme evil spirit in the Abrahamic religions)
  2. a devil, satan (a creature of hell, a demon, a fallen angel)
  3. a devil, satan (an evil person)
Article
der Teufel
Plural
die Teufel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Teufels
= Satan

Wo zum Teufel warst du?

Where on earth were you?

Warum zum Teufel sagen Sie das?

Why on earth do you say that?

Warum zum Teufel sagt ihr das?

Why on earth do you say that?

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

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derMai

/maɪ̯/ noun
106
  1. May (month)
Article
der Mai
Plural
die Maie
Genitive
des Mais

Hier kann es selbst im Mai kalt werden.

It can be cold here even in May.

Mein Vater wird im Mai fünfundvierzig.

My father will be forty-five in May.

Wir haben im Mai ein Fußballturnier.

We have a soccer tournament in May.

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

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dieHand

/hant/ noun
107
  1. hand
  2. handwriting
Article
die Hand
Plural
die Hände
Genitive
des Hand

Das war Hand!

That was a handball!

Seht, meine Hand.

Just look at my hand, though.

Nimm meine Hand.

Grab my hand.

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

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dieMama

/ˈmama/ noun mostly spoken
108
  1. mom
  2. mum / mummy / mommy
Dictionary wording
  1. mum, mummy, mom, mommy
Article
die Mama
Plural
die Mamas
Genitive
des Mama

Deine Mama ist da.

Your mom is here.

Ich liebe meine Mama.

I love my mom.

Mama hat immer recht.

Mom is always right.

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

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derBlick

[blɪk] noun
109
  1. glance
  2. look
  3. view
Dictionary wording
  1. glance, look
  2. view
Article
der Blick
Plural
die Blicke
Genitive
des Blickes

Wenn Blicke töten könnten, dann wäre ich jetzt schon tot.

If looks could kill, I'd be dead by now.

Sie ging vorbei, ohne mich eines Blickes zu würdigen.

She passed by without glancing at me.

Ich kenne diesen Blick.

I know that look.

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

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derMarkt

/markt/ noun mostly written
110
  1. market
  2. market (economic exchange)
  3. large shop
  4. market town
Dictionary wording
  1. market (gathering for sale and purchase)
  2. market (trading, economic exchange)
  3. market, large shop
  4. market town
Article
der Markt
Plural
die Märkte
Genitive
des Marktes

Der Markt ist geschlossen.

This market's closed.

Der Markt ist groß.

The market is big.

Da hat der Markt zu.

Market's closed then.

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

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derSchatz

/ʃat͡s/ noun mostly spoken
111
  1. treasure
  2. darling / sweetheart / honey
Article
der Schatz

Du bist ein Schatz!

You are such a sweetheart.

Guten Morgen, mein Schatz.

Good morning, sweetheart.

Schatz, ich liebe dich!

Honey, I love you.

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

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dieMiss

/mɪs/ noun mostly spoken
112
  1. Miss (form of address)
  2. title for a beauty queen
Article
die Miss
Plural
die Misses
Genitive
des Miss

Miss zweimal nach, bevor du schneidest!

Measure twice, cut once!

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

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dasInternet

/ˈɪntɐnɛt/ noun
113
  1. the internet
Dictionary wording
  1. internet
Article
das Internet
Genitive
des Internets

Ich brauche Internet.

I need Internet.

Hier die Internet-Adresse.

I printed out the address.

Kennst du das Internet?

Know the net?

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

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dasWasser

/ˈva.sər/ noun
114
  1. water
  2. body of water (river, lake)
  3. fruit brandy
  4. urine
Dictionary wording
  1. water (H₂O)
  2. water, waters (body of water, especially a river or lake)
  3. alcoholic beverage, similar to brandy, made from fermented fruit
  4. urine
Article
das Wasser
Plural
die Wasser (unchanged)
Genitive
des Wassers

Gebt mir Wasser.

Give me water.

Das ist Wasser.

It's water.

Ich habe Wasser.

I have water.

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

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derApril

/aˈpʁɪl/ noun
115
  1. April
Article
der April
Plural
die Aprile
Genitive
des April

Ich freue mich darauf, Sie im April zu treffen.

I'm looking forward to seeing you this April.

Wäre es möglich, ein Treffen mit uns am 5. oder 6. April einzurichten?

Would it be possible to set up a meeting with us on April fifth or sixth?

Ist es im April immer so furchtbar?

Is it always so awful in April?

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

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dieGeschichte

/ɡəˈʃɪçtə/ noun
116
  1. history
  2. story
Article
die Geschichte
Plural
die Geschichten
Genitive
des Geschichte

Ich mag Geschichten.

I like stories.

Das sind alles Geschichten.

Enough of this nonsense.

War 'ne tolle Geschichte.

That was a great story.

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

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derDezember

/deˈtsɛmbɐ/ noun
117
  1. December
Article
der Dezember
Plural
die Dezember (unchanged)
Genitive
des Dezembers

Der Dezember ist der Monat, in dem das Jahr zu Ende geht.

December is the last month of the year.

Letztendlich ging die Welt am 21. Dezember 2012 doch nicht unter.

When all was said and done, the world was not destroyed on December 21, 2012.

Findest du nicht, dass es ziemlich warm für Dezember ist?

Don't you think it's rather warm for December?

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

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derJuli

/ˈjuːli/ noun
118
  1. July
  2. member of the youth organisation of the Liberal Party
Dictionary wording
  1. July
  2. syllabic abbreviation of Junger Liberaler (“member of the youth organisation of the Liberal Party”)
Article
der Juli
Plural
die Julis
Genitive
des Julis

Juli vor vier Jahren.

July 27th, four years ago.

Juli, könnten Sie Ihren Großvater falsch verstanden haben?

Juli, is it possible that you might have misunderstood something your grandfather said?

Aus den gleichen Gründen bin auch seit Juli nicht mehr nach Hause gekommen.

"For the same reason I haven't been home since July.

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

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dasAlter

/ˈaltər/ noun
119
  1. age
  2. old age
  3. antiquity
  4. epoch / age
Dictionary wording
  1. age, old age
  2. antiquity
  3. epoch, age
  4. nominalization of alt (“someone or something old or bygone”)
  5. old man; old person
  6. mate, bloke (UK); dude, guy (US); a somewhat intimate or mildly dismissive word for a man, especially but not exclusively used as a vocative
Article
das Alter
Plural
die Alter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Alters

Wir sind gleichen Alters.

We're the same age.

Er hat mein Alter.

He's my age.

Ich habe dein Alter.

I'm your age.

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

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dasZimmer

/ˈt͡sɪmɐ/ noun mostly spoken
120
  1. room
  2. timber
  3. a surname
Dictionary wording
  1. room (separate part of a building, enclosed by walls, a floor and a ceiling)
  2. timber
  3. a surname
Article
das Zimmer
Plural
die Zimmer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Zimmers

In meinem Zimmer.

Up in my room.

Das ist Zimmer 839.

This is Room 839.

Wo ist Zimmer 105?

Where is Room 105?

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

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derSpaß

/ʃpaːs/ noun
121
  1. fun
  2. joke
  3. (sarcastic) effort outweighing the fun
Dictionary wording
  1. fun
  2. joke
  3. Stands in for an often well-delimited or well-established process or transaction, often sarcastically to imply that the price or effort outweighs the fun or positive effect
Article
der Spaß
Plural
die Späße
Genitive
des Spaßes

Das Leben macht Spaß.

Life is fun.

Das macht bestimmt Spaß.

It looks like fun.

Das macht immer Spaß.

That's always fun.

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

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derOrt

/ɔʁt/ noun
122
  1. place
  2. location / point / position
  3. settlement / village / town
  4. inhabitants (of a settlement)
Dictionary wording
  1. place, location, point, position
  2. place of abode, settled dwelling, village, town
  3. the collective of inhabitants of such a settlement
  4. locus, point (plural Örter)
  5. canton (plural Orte; also neuter)
  6. end, limit
Article
der Ort
Plural
die Orte
Genitive
des Ortes

Ich liebe diesen Ort einfach.

I just love this place.

Ich weiß nichts über diesen Ort.

I know nothing about this place.

Was ist das für ein Ort?

What kind of place is this?

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

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derFebruar

/ˈfeːbruaːr/ noun
123
  1. February
Article
der Februar
Plural
die Februare
Genitive
des Februars

Am 27. Februar hab ich den ganzen Nachmittag Zeit.

I'm free all afternoon on February 27th.

Dieses Jahr hat der Februar nur 28 Tage.

There are only 28 days in February this year.

Im Februar ist es hier ziemlich kalt.

It's very cold here in February.

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

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dieZeitung

/ˈt͡saɪ̯tʊŋ/ noun
124
  1. newspaper
  2. tidings / news
Article
die Zeitung
Plural
die Zeitungen
Genitive
des Zeitung

Fotos in jeder Zeitung.

Photographs in every paper.

Das ist eine Zeitung.

This is a newspaper.

Bring mir die Zeitung.

Get me the newspaper.

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

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dasBett

/bɛt/ noun
125
  1. bed
  2. bed (of a body of water)
Dictionary wording
  1. bed (piece of furniture, usually flat and soft, for resting or sleeping on; one's place of sleep or rest)
  2. bed (bottom of a body of water, such as an ocean, sea, lake, or river)
Article
das Bett
Plural
die Betten
Genitive
des Bettes

Mach dein Bett!

Make your bed.

Mach die Betten.

Make the beds.

Alles in die Betten!

Get to bed!

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

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dieSchule

/ˈʃuːlə/ noun
126
  1. school
  2. school / shoal (of fish)
  3. pod (of whales)
  4. synagogue
Dictionary wording
  1. school (an institution dedicated to teaching and learning (especially before university); department/institute at a college or university; art movement; followers of a particular doctrine)
  2. school, shoal (of fish)
  3. pod (group of whales or similar mammals)
  4. a synagogue
Article
die Schule
Plural
die Schulen
Genitive
des Schule

Ist heute Schule?

Do we have class today?

Auf in die Schule!

On your way to school.

Es ist meine Schule.

I'm going to be at the school.

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

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dieEntschuldigung

/ɛntˈʃʊldiɡʊŋ/ noun mostly spoken
127
  1. apology
  2. excuse
  3. note (written excusal)
  4. excuse me / pardon / sorry (interjection)
Dictionary wording
  1. apology (expression of remorse or regret)
  2. excuse (explanation designed to avoid or alleviate guilt or negative judgment)
  3. note (written excusal for being late or absent from school)
  4. excuse me, pardon, sorry
  5. excuse me (request for someone's attention)
Article
die Entschuldigung
Plural
die Entschuldigungen
Genitive
des Entschuldigung

Ich habe keine Entschuldigung.

I have no excuse.

Das ist keine Entschuldigung.

That's no excuse.

Ich wollte eine Entschuldigung.

I wanted an apology.

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

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dasWort

/vɔrt/ noun
128
  1. word
  2. utterance / saying
  3. speech / speaking / floor (figuratively)
  4. promise / word (figuratively)
Dictionary wording
  1. word as an isolated unit
  2. utterance, word with context
  3. speech, speaking, (figuratively) floor
  4. promise, (figuratively) word
  5. the Word (epithet for Christ, the Second Person of the Trinity)
  6. the Word of God, Scripture, the scriptures (collectively)
Article
das Wort
Plural
die Wörter
Genitive
des Wortes

Sag kein Wort.

Don't say a word.

Sprich kein Wort!

Don't say anything.

Kein Wort mehr!

Don't say another word.

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

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derPreis

/pʁaɪ̯s/ noun
129
  1. price
  2. prize / award
Article
der Preis
Plural
die Preise
Genitive
des Preises

Was ist Ihr Preis?

What's yours?

Das ist mein Preis.

I'll tell you my price right here.

Der Preis ist gut.

The price is good.

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

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derSommer

/ˈzɔmɐ/ noun
130
  1. summer
  2. a surname (from nickname)
Dictionary wording
  1. summer
  2. a surname transferred from the nickname originating as a nickname
Article
der Sommer
Plural
die Sommer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Sommers

Wir haben Sommer.

It's summer.

Der Sommer kommt.

Summer is coming.

Einen schönen Sommer!

Have a good summer.

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

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Eltern

/ˈɛltərn/ noun
131
  1. parents

Wir sind Eltern.

We're parents.

Wo leben ihre Eltern?

Where do your parents live?

Ich liebe meine Eltern.

I love my parents.

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

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dasErgebnis

[ɛɐ̯ˈɡeːpnɪs] noun
132
  1. result
  2. outcome / conclusion / finding
  3. earnings / profit / output
  4. score
Dictionary wording
  1. result, outcome, conclusion, finding, fruit, consequence, upshot, answer
  2. earnings, profit, output, outturn
  3. score
Article
das Ergebnis
Plural
die Ergebnisse
Genitive
des Ergebnisses
= Resultat

Mit dem Ergebnis.

I examined Sister Benedict.

Und das Ergebnis?

And what is the result?

Ein schönes Ergebnis.

A nice result.

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

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dasWiedersehen

/ˈviːdɐˌzeː(ə)n/ noun mostly spoken
133
  1. reunion
  2. seeing again
  3. to see again / to meet again (verb)
Dictionary wording
  1. reunion; seeing again; instance of seeing someone or each other again
  2. to see again, to meet again
Article
das Wiedersehen
Plural
die Wiedersehen (unchanged)
Genitive
des Wiedersehens

Wiedersehen mein Junge.

Goodbye, kid.

Ja, auf Wiedersehen.

Yes. Goodbye.

Sag „Auf Wiedersehen!“!

Say goodbye.

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

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derAugust

/aʊ̯ˈɡʊst/ noun
134
  1. August (month)
  2. male given name (equivalent to Augustus)
Dictionary wording
  1. August (month)
  2. a male given name, feminine equivalent Augusta or Auguste, equivalent to English Augustus
Article
der August
Plural
die Auguste
Genitive
des August

Der August hat 31 Tage.

August has thirty-one days.

Es ist kein Unterricht im August.

There are no classes in August.

Unser Lehrer kommt im August aus dem Ausland zurück.

Our teacher will return from abroad in August.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative AugustAuguste
AkkusativA1 Accusative AugustAuguste
DativA1 Dative AugustAugusteAugusten
GenitivB1 Genitive AugustAugusts, AugustesAuguste

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dieMitte

/ˈmɪ.tə/ noun
135
  1. middle
  2. center
  3. the most central borough of Berlin (proper noun)
Dictionary wording
  1. middle
  2. center
  3. The most central borough of Berlin
Article
die Mitte
Plural
die Mitten
Genitive
des Mitte

In die Mitte.

Right, center.

Mitten in der Nacht?

In the middle of the night?

Mehr in die Mitte.

More in the middle.

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

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dieNummer

/ˈnʊmɐ/ noun
136
  1. number
  2. issue (of a magazine)
  3. size (of shoes or clothes)
  4. song / composition
Dictionary wording
  1. number; see usage notes below
  2. issue (of a magazine, etc.)
  3. size (of shoes or clothes)
  4. song; composition
  5. act; stunt; shtick
  6. character (idiosyncratic person)
Article
die Nummer
Plural
die Nummern
Genitive
des Nummer

Nach seiner Nummer.

The Act Over.

Macht die Nummer!

Come on! Help me!

Jetzt, Nummer eins.

Now you take No. 1, for instance.

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

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dieGruppe

/ˈɡʁʊpə/ noun
137
  1. group
Article
die Gruppe
Plural
die Gruppen
Genitive
des Gruppe

Das ist deine Gruppe.

Those are your group.

Bleibt in kleinen Gruppen.

Keep in small groups.

Die Gruppe arbeitete weiter.

The group continued working.

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

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dasTelefon

/ˌteːləˈfoːn/ noun
138
  1. telephone
Article
das Telefon
Plural
die Telefone
Genitive
des Telefons

Mit dem Telefon!

On the telephone!

Schnell, das Telefon.

Give me the phone, quick.

Ich höre das Telefon.

I hear the phone.

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

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derPlan

/plaːn/ noun
139
  1. plan
  2. project
  3. technical drawing / diagram
  4. detailed map
Dictionary wording
  1. project
  2. plan (way of procedure)
  3. technical drawing or diagram
  4. detailed map
  5. idea, clue (insight or understanding)
  6. plot
Article
der Plan
Plural
die Pläne
Genitive
des Planes

Ich habe Pläne.

I have plans.

Wir haben Pläne.

We have plans.

Was ist dein Plan?

What's your plan?

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

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derFehler

/ˈfeːlɐ/ noun
140
  1. mistake
  2. error / fault
Dictionary wording
  1. fault, error, mistake
Article
der Fehler
Plural
die Fehler (unchanged)
Genitive
des Fehlers

Jeder macht Fehler.

Everybody makes mistakes.

Man macht Fehler.

One makes mistakes.

Nicht mein Fehler.

It isn't my fault.

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

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derPass

/pas/ noun
141
  1. pass
  2. mountain pass
  3. pace (gait)
  4. pass (document)
Dictionary wording
  1. pass, mountain pass
  2. pace (2-beat, lateral gait of an animal)
  3. pass (document granting permission to pass)
  4. citizenship
  5. pass (The act of moving the ball or puck from one player to another.)
  6. gothic pass (an ornament consisting of several arches)
Article
der Pass
Plural
die Pässe
Genitive
des Passes

Pass auf, du!

You watch yours!

Pass doch auf!

Why don't you be careful?

Wo ist ihr Pass?

Where's your pass?

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

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dasWochenende

/ˈvɔxənˌɛndə/ noun
142
  1. weekend
Dictionary wording
  1. weekend (break in the working week, usually Saturday and Sunday)
Article
das Wochenende
Plural
die Wochenenden
Genitive
des Wochenendes

Wie war dein Wochenende?

How was your weekend?

Wie war Ihr Wochenende?

How was your weekend?

Kommst du dieses Wochenende?

Are you coming this weekend?

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

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dasBüro

/byˈroː/ noun
143
  1. office
  2. bureau / agency (administrative department)
  3. staff (of an office)
Dictionary wording
  1. office (room for working)
  2. office, bureau, agency (administrative department or service provider)
  3. the staff of such places
Article
das Büro
Plural
die Büros
Genitive
des Büros

Das ist mein Büro.

This is my office.

Wo ist mein Büro?

Where is my office?

Wessen Büro ist das?

Whose office is this?

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

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dieStraße

/ˈʃtʁaːsə/ noun
144
  1. street / road
  2. carriageway
  3. public area
  4. general public
Dictionary wording
  1. street; road (a way wide enough to be passable for vehicles, generally paved, in or outside a settlement)
  2. carriageway (the part of a road or street used by vehicles, excluding the pavement, etc.)
  3. public, any area accessible to anyone
  4. general public, using the locale to describe people not part of a specific group
  5. the streets, areas or groups of people of no income or criminal affiliation, or the leading of a life associated with these
  6. strait (channel of water)
Article
die Straße
Plural
die Straßen
Genitive
des Straße

Die Straße ist frei.

Street's clear as a whistle.

Geh über die Straße.

Cross the street.

Wie heißt diese Straße?

What's this street called?

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

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derMeter

/ˈmeːtɐ/ noun
145
  1. meter (unit of length)
Article
der Meter
Plural
die Meter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Meters

Es ist etwa 30 Meter weiter.

It's about thirty yards ahead.

Es ist 30 Meter lang.

It is thirty meters in length.

Hast du schon einmal einen über drei Meter langen Hai gesehen?

Have you ever seen a shark over three meters long?

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

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dieLösung

/ˈløːzʊŋ/ noun
146
  1. solution
  2. solution (mixture)
  3. cancellation
  4. breaking away
Dictionary wording
  1. solution (answer to a riddle or problem)
  2. solution (solvent + solute; action of dissolving)
  3. cancellation
  4. breaking away
Article
die Lösung
Plural
die Lösungen
Genitive
des Lösung

Hast du keine Lösung?

Have you no solution?

Hier ist die Lösung.

I decided this.

Wir haben eine Lösung.

It's all sorted.

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

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derFilm

/ˈfɪlm/ noun
147
  1. movie
  2. film (thin layer)
  3. photographic film
Dictionary wording
  1. film (a thin layer of some substance)
  2. photographic film
  3. motion picture
Article
der Film
Plural
die Filme
Genitive
des Filmes

Ich mag Filme.

I like movies.

Ich liebe Filme.

I love movies.

Wie war der Film?

How was the movie?

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

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derHund

/hʊnt/ noun
148
  1. dog
  2. scoundrel / dog (insult)
  3. dolly / hand truck (for heavy objects)
Dictionary wording
  1. dog, hound
  2. scoundrel; dog (mean or morally reprehensible person)
  3. A board with casters used to transport heavy objects.
Article
der Hund
Plural
die Hunde
Genitive
des Hundes
= Köter= Töle= Wauwau

Ich mag Hunde.

I like dogs.

Ich liebe Hunde.

I love dogs.

Beide Hunde schlafen.

Both dogs are asleep.

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

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dasFeuer

/ˈfɔʏ̯ər/ noun
149
  1. fire
  2. fire (instance of burning)
  3. firing (act)
  4. lighter / matches (means for lighting)
Dictionary wording
  1. fire (chemical process)
  2. fire (instance of something burning)
  3. fire; the act of firing
  4. a means for lighting a fire, i.e. a lighter or matches
Article
das Feuer
Plural
die Feuer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Feuers

Das Feuer geht aus.

The fire's going out.

Das Feuer ging aus.

The fire is out.

Das ist ein Feuer.

It's a fire.

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

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dieStelle

/ˈʃtɛlə/ noun
150
  1. place, spot
  2. location / spot (on skin or surface)
  3. passage / part (of a text, film, music)
  4. point (in progress)
Dictionary wording
  1. location, spot (specific location in space, relevant in context but typically otherwise unmarked)
  2. spot (specific location on skin or another surface, often featuring damage or a different property)
  3. spot, part, bit (brief section of a book, movie, piece of music, etc., typically encompassing a few seconds or lines at most)
  4. point (situation or status reached by a certain amount of progress through an endeavor)
  5. place, position (position within a certain ordering or ranking)
  6. position specifically in terms of importance (both of opinions and objective evaluations of influence)
Article
die Stelle
Plural
die Stellen
Genitive
des Stelle

Stellen Sie das hin!

(Groaning) Put that down!

Ich will diese Stelle.

I want that job.

Du hast die Stelle.

You got the job.

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

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derKaffee

/ˈkafe/ noun
151
  1. coffee
  2. afternoon coffee / coffee and cake
Dictionary wording
  1. coffee (beverage made by infusing coffee beans in hot water)
  2. afternoon coffee, afternoon tea, coffee and cake (afternoon meal in northern and central Germany, particularly on Sundays)
Article
der Kaffee
Plural
die Kaffees
Genitive
des Kaffees
= Kaffee und Kuchen

Hier dein Kaffee.

Here's your coffee.

Das ist Kaffee.

That's coffee.

Ich mag Kaffee.

I love coffee.

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

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dasAngebot

/ˈanɡəˌboːt/ noun
152
  1. offer
  2. quote / estimate
  3. sale / bargain
  4. range of products or services
Dictionary wording
  1. offer, proposition
  2. quote, estimate, offer (as made by an artisan)
  3. sale, bargain, offer (with a lowered price)
  4. a range of products or services provided by a company or institution
  5. a product, service, facility, or activity made available to consumers or users
  6. supply (as in supply and demand)
Article
das Angebot
Plural
die Angebote
Genitive
des Angebots

Mein Angebot steht.

You know my standing offer.

Sie kennen mein Angebot.

That's my best offer.

Das ist mein Angebot.

That's my proposition.

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

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dasBuch

/buːx/ noun
153
  1. book
  2. books (accounting records)
  3. omasum (ruminant stomach compartment)
  4. place name (municipalities in Austria and Germany)
Dictionary wording
  1. book (collection of sheets of paper bound together to hinge at one edge; long work fit for publication)
  2. books (accounting records)
  3. omasum, the third compartment of the stomach of a ruminant
  4. a municipality of Vorarlberg, Austria
  5. a municipality of Bavaria, Germany
  6. either of two municipalities in the Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Article
das Buch
Plural
die Bücher
Genitive
des Buches

Jedes Buch geht.

Any book will do.

Ich brauche diese Bücher.

I must have those books, Kemp.

Das ist ein Buch.

It's a book.

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

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derArzt

[aːɐ̯tst] noun
154
  1. doctor
  2. physician
Dictionary wording
  1. doctor, physician (male or of unspecified gender) (without necessarily having a postgraduate degree)
Article
der Arzt
Plural
die Ärzte
Genitive
des Arztes

Ich bin Arzt.

I'm a medic.

Ich war Arzt.

I was a doctor.

Ist er Arzt?

Is he a doctor?

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

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derOnkel

/ˈɔŋkəl/ noun mostly spoken
155
  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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dieParty

/ˈpaːɐ̯ti/ noun
156
  1. party (social gathering)
Article
die Party
Plural
die Partys
Genitive
des Party

Eine schöne Party!

Charming party.

Vielleicht keine Party.

Well, maybe not a party.

Ich liebe Partys.

I love parties.

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

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dasStück

/ʃtʏk/ noun
157
  1. piece
  2. item / unit
  3. head (animal)
  4. work (of art)
Dictionary wording
  1. one, item, piece, unit(of something countable; often untranslated in English)
  2. head (a single animal)
  3. piece (portion of something bigger or of an uncountable mass)
  4. Something of artistic or historic value; piece of art (of any kind, but less common of novels and films)
  5. a person, often female
  6. piece (artillery gun)
Article
das Stück
Plural
die Stücke
Genitive
des Stückes

Wie heißt das Stück?

What's the name of that piece?

Willst du ein Stück?

Do you want a bit?

Ich glaube ihm kein Stück.

I don't believe him at all.

Full declension all four cases · singular and plural · genitive is B1
CaseSingularPlural
NominativA1 Nominative StückStückeStücker, Stück
AkkusativA1 Accusative StückStückeStücker, Stück
DativA1 Dative StückStückeStückenStückern, Stück
GenitivB1 Genitive StückesStücksStückeStücker, Stück

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dasLicht

/lɪçt/ noun
158
  1. light
  2. light source / lamp
  3. candle
  4. eye of game
Dictionary wording
  1. light (electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum)
  2. light (a light source, often artificial)
  3. candle
  4. eye of game, especially ground game
  5. sparse (e.g. of hair or a forest)
  6. bright, light (also of eyes, etc.)
Article
das Licht
Plural
die Lichter
Genitive
des Lichtes

Das Licht funktioniert nicht.

The light doesn't work.

Das Licht ging an.

The light went on.

Das Licht ging aus.

The light went out.

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

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dieNachricht

/ˈnaːxrɪçt/ noun
159
  1. message
  2. news / piece of news
  3. notification
  4. news broadcast
Dictionary wording
  1. news, piece of news, notification
  2. message (information which is sent from a source to a receiver)
  3. news (kind of broadcast)
Article
die Nachricht
Plural
die Nachrichten
Genitive
des Nachricht

Nachrichten sind Nachrichten.

After all, news is news.

Ich habe schlechte Nachrichten.

I've got bad news for you.

Wir sind ohne Nachricht.

We are without news. That's your fault!

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

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derSchlüssel

/ˈʃlʏsl̩/ noun
160
  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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derKilometer

/kiloˈmeːtɐ/ noun
161
  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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derSport

/ʃpɔrt/ noun
162
  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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dieWohnung

/ˈvoːnʊŋ/ noun
163
  1. apartment
  2. flat
  3. dwelling / lodging / accommodation
Dictionary wording
  1. domicile; dwelling; lodging; abode; accommodation (any place someone lives in for a span of time longer than a holiday)
  2. flat; apartment (such a place when it occupies only part of a building)
Article
die Wohnung
Plural
die Wohnungen
Genitive
des Wohnung

In meiner Wohnung.

In my apartment.

Es ist deine Wohnung.

It's your home.

Es ist Ihre Wohnung.

It's your home.

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

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dasKrankenhaus

/ˈkʁaŋkn̩ˌhaʊ̯s/ noun
164
  1. hospital
Article
das Krankenhaus
Plural
die Krankenhäuser
Genitive
des Krankenhauses

Es ist kein Krankenhaus.

It isn't a hospital.

Wo ist das Krankenhaus?

Where's the hospital?

Das ist kein Krankenhaus.

This is not a hospital.

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

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dieKlasse

/ˈklasə/ noun
165
  1. class
  2. form / grade / year
  3. social class
  4. excellence
Dictionary wording
  1. a class; a grouping
  2. form; grade; year
  3. class (grouping based on upbringing, job, wealth, etc.)
  4. class
  5. class; excellence
  6. great, awesome
Article
die Klasse
Plural
die Klassen
Genitive
des Klasse

Nimm unsere Klasse.

Take our class.

Du hast Klasse.

You got class.

Er ist in meiner Klasse.

He's in my class.

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

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derChef

[ʃɛf] noun
166
  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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dieFührung

/ˈfyːʁʊŋ/ noun
167
  1. leadership
  2. management / command
  3. conducted tour
  4. conduct
Dictionary wording
  1. lead
  2. leadership
  3. command
  4. management
  5. conducted tour
  6. conduct
Article
die Führung
Plural
die Führungen
Genitive
des Führung

Danke für die Führung heute!

Thank you for showing me around today.

Wann ist die nächste Führung?

When is the next guided tour?

Danke für die Führung!

Thanks for showing me around.

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

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derMund

/mʊnt/ noun
168
  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
169
  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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dasSmartphone

/ˈsma(ː)ʁtˌfoːn/ noun mostly written
170
  1. smartphone
Article
das Smartphone
Plural
die Smartphones
Genitive
des Smartphones

Ich denke nicht, dass Tom uns die Bilder auf seinem Smartphone zeigen wollte.

I don't think Tom wanted to show us the pictures on his smartphone.

Haben Sie ein Smartphone?

Do you have a smartphone?

Hast du ein Smartphone?

Do you have a smartphone?

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

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dasGeschäft

/ɡəˈʃɛft/ noun
171
  1. shop / store
  2. business
  3. business activity
  4. transaction
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. business
  3. business activity
  4. transaction
Article
das Geschäft
Plural
die Geschäfte
Genitive
des Geschäftes

Geschäft ist Geschäft!

Business is business.

Geschäft ist Geschäft.

A deal is a deal.

Wie läuft das Geschäft?

How's business?

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

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dieFirma

/fɪrma/ noun
172
  1. company
  2. firm / business name
Dictionary wording
  1. A company, a business.
  2. A firm, the name under which a company operates, as opposed to the actual legal entity.
Article
die Firma
Plural
die Firmen
Genitive
des Firma

Der Name ihrer Firma?

What is the name of your firm?

Das ist eine Firma.

This is a corporation.

Ich liebe diese Firma.

I love this company.

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

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derSchluss

[ʃlʊs] noun
173
  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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dasAusland

/ˈaʊ̯slant/ noun
174
  1. foreign countries
Dictionary wording
  1. foreign countries (collectively)
Article
das Ausland
Genitive
des Auslandes

Ich kam aus dem Ausland zurück.

I returned from abroad.

Er ist gerade aus dem Ausland zurückgekommen.

He just returned from abroad.

Er ist gestern aus dem Ausland zurückgekehrt.

He returned from abroad yesterday.

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

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dasHandy

/ˈhɛndi/ noun
175
  1. mobile phone
  2. cell phone / phone
Dictionary wording
  1. mobile phone, mobile, cell phone, phone (portable, wireless telephone)
Article
das Handy
Plural
die Handys
Genitive
des Handys

Dank der Handys.

Thanks to mobile phones.

Habt ihr Handys?

Do you have mobile phones?

Haben Sie ein Handy?

Can I use your phone?

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

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dasGespräch

/ɡəˈʃpʁɛːç/ noun
176
  1. conversation
  2. chat / talk
Dictionary wording
  1. conversation, chat, talk (conversing between people or parties, either for pleasure or for business)
Article
das Gespräch
Plural
die Gespräche
Genitive
des Gespräches

Hier ist Ihr Gespräch.

Here's your Florida call, Mr. Whitmore.

Geschlossen wegen interessanten Gesprächs.

Closed for interesting conversation!

Haben Sie unser Gespräch gehört?

Did you hear what we were saying?

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

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dieAnzeige

/ˈanˌt͡saɪ̯ɡə/ noun
177
  1. advertisement
  2. display (technical device)
  3. report / complaint (to authorities)
Dictionary wording
  1. advertisement, announcement (in a newspaper, etc.)
  2. display (of a technical device)
  3. report, complaint, notification (to the authorities)
Article
die Anzeige
Plural
die Anzeigen
Genitive
des Anzeige

Ich bin auf Ihre Anzeige in der Zeitung hin gekommen.

I have come in response to your ad in the paper.

Ich denke, ich werde eine Anzeige in der Zeitung schalten.

I think I will advertise in the paper.

Hast du eine Anzeige in den Gelben Seiten?

Do you advertise in the Yellow Pages?

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

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derVerein

/fɛɐ̯ˈʔaɪ̯n/ noun mostly written
178
  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

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derTisch

/tɪʃ/ noun
179
  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

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derKollege

/kɔˈleːɡə/ noun
180
  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

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dasHotel

/hoˈtɛl/ noun
181
  1. hotel
Article
das Hotel
Plural
die Hotels
Genitive
des Hotels

Das ist ein Hotel.

This is a hotel.

Ist das unser Hotel?

Is this our hotel?

Wo ist das Hotel?

Where is the hotel?

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

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dasFenster

/ˈfɛnstɐ/ noun
182
  1. window
  2. time frame
Article
das Fenster
Plural
die Fenster (unchanged)
Genitive
des Fensters

Hier ist ein Fenster.

Here's an opening.

Mach das Fenster auf.

Open the window.

Mach dein Fenster auf.

Open your window.

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

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derArm

/arm/ noun
183
  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

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dasBier

/biːɐ̯/ noun
184
  1. beer
  2. business / beeswax (personal affairs)
Dictionary wording
  1. beer (alcoholic beverage fermented from starch material; a serving of this beverage)
  2. business, beeswax (personal affairs)
Article
das Bier
Plural
die Biere
Genitive
des Bieres

Und ein Bier?

And a beer?

Jeder trinkt Bier.

Everybody's drinking beer.

Trink ein Bier.

Have a beer.

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

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derPartner

[ˈpaʁtnɐ] noun
185
  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

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diePartnerin

[ˈpaʁtnəʁɪn] noun
186
  1. partner (female)
Article
die Partnerin
Plural
die Partnerinnen
Genitive
des Partnerin

Sie betreibt ihr Geschäft gemeinsam mit einer Partnerin.

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

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derGast

[ɡast] noun
187
  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

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dieHochzeit

/ˈhɔxˌt͡saɪ̯t/ noun
188
  1. wedding
  2. marriage (ceremony)
  3. heyday / height
Dictionary wording
  1. wedding, marriage (a ceremony in which people are married and/or a celebration thereof)
  2. the state of having been dealt both queens of clubs; used in a player’s announcement that they were dealt these and that the first player to win a non-trump trick will join their side
  3. heyday, height
Article
die Hochzeit
Plural
die Hochzeiten
Genitive
des Hochzeit

Und seine Hochzeit?

What about his wedding?

Ich hasse Hochzeiten.

I hate weddings.

Ich liebe Hochzeiten.

I love weddings.

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

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derRaum

/ʁaʊ̯m/ noun
189
  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

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derWesten

/ˈvɛstən/ noun
190
  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—

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dieReise

/ˈʁaɪ̯zə/ noun
191
  1. journey
  2. travel
  3. trip (on drugs)
Dictionary wording
  1. journey, travel
  2. trip (on drugs)
Article
die Reise
Plural
die Reisen
Genitive
des Reise

Dann gute Reise.

Have a good trip.

Ich liebe Reisen.

I love trips.

Eine sichere Reise!

Have a safe journey.

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

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dieDame

/ˈdaːmə/ noun
192
  1. lady
  2. madam (polite term)
  3. queen (card game)
  4. king (checkers)
Dictionary wording
  1. lady (woman of good breeding and manners)
  2. lady; madam (polite term to refer to any woman)
  3. queen
  4. king
  5. Dame
  6. draughts; checkers
Article
die Dame
Plural
die Damen
Genitive
des Dame

Die Dame ist über 80.

The lady is over eighty.

Kennt die Dame dich?

Does that lady know you?

Kennt die Dame euch?

Does that lady know you?

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

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derZug

/t͡suːk/ noun
193
  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

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derBrief

/ˈbʁiːf/ noun
194
  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

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dieBahn

/baːn/ noun
195
  1. railway / railroad
  2. route / trail
  3. orbit
  4. lap
Dictionary wording
  1. route, trail
  2. railway/railroad or rail transport
  3. A large, wide sheet of material used for waterproofing roofs and other structures; waterproofing membrane
  4. orbit
  5. lap
  6. Deutsche Bahn, or its predecessors.
Article
die Bahn
Plural
die Bahnen
Genitive
des Bahn

Ich möchte etwas zum Lesen in der Bahn.

I want something to read on the train.

Ich reise oft mit der Bahn.

I often travel by train.

Ich würde lieber mit der U-Bahn fahren als mit dem Zug.

I'd rather go by subway than by train.

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

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dieVorsicht

/ˈfoːʁˌzɪçt/ noun
196
  1. caution
  2. precaution / providence / provision
  3. beware! / caution! / careful! (interjection)
Dictionary wording
  1. caution, cautiousness
  2. precaution, providence, provision
  3. beware!, caution!, careful!
Article
die Vorsicht
Genitive
des Vorsicht

Vorsicht, gibt her.

Careful, give.

Vorsicht, da unten!

Look out below!

Vorsicht, er lebt noch.

Look out. He's still alive.

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

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dasGeschenk

/ɡəˈʃɛŋk/ noun
197
  1. gift
  2. present
Dictionary wording
  1. present, gift
Article
das Geschenk
Plural
die Geschenke
Genitive
des Geschenkes

Mein kleines Geschenk.

A little present all for me.

Das sind Geschenke.

These are gifts.

Ich habe Geschenke.

I have some gifts.

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

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dieAufgabe

/ˈaʊ̯fˌɡaːbə/ noun
198
  1. task
  2. duty / responsibility / mission
  3. assignment / exercise / problem
  4. abandonment / relinquishment
Dictionary wording
  1. task, job
  2. duty, responsibility, mission, function, purpose
  3. chore, assignment, to-do
  4. assignment, exercise, problem (e.g. at school)
  5. corresponding to other senses of the verb aufgeben
  6. abandonment, relinquishment (of resistance, a claim etc.)
Article
die Aufgabe
Plural
die Aufgaben
Genitive
des Aufgabe

Das ist deine Aufgabe.

That's where you come in.

Das ist meine Aufgabe.

That's my job.

Das wäre meine Aufgabe.

That would be my part.

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

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dieTasche

/ˈtaʃə/ noun
199
  1. bag
  2. pocket
Article
die Tasche
Plural
die Taschen
Genitive
des Tasche

Habe eine Tasche.

I got a bag.

Nehmen Sie die Tasche.

Take your bag and walk down the street.

Ich brauche eine Tasche.

I need a bag.

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

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derHunger

/ˈhʊŋɐ/ noun
200
  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—

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