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German A1 Nouns: Words 201–300

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derTest

/tɛst/ noun
201
  1. test
  2. melting pot
Article
der Test
Plural
die Tests
Genitive
des Tests

Ich finde, du solltest den Test noch mal machen.

I think you should take the test again.

Tom machte ein paar Fehler bei dem Test.

Tom made a few mistakes on the test.

Nach diesem Test haben wir noch einen.

We have another test after this one.

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

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dieTante

/ˈtantə/ noun mostly spoken
202
  1. aunt
  2. woman / broad (informal)
Dictionary wording
  1. aunt
  2. woman, broad
Article
die Tante
Plural
die Tanten
Genitive
des Tante

Deine alte Tante arbeitet.

Your old aunt works.

Ich komme, Tante, komme.

Just coming, Aunt. Coming.

Das ist meine Tante.

This is my aunt.

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

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dasPferd

/pfeːrt/ noun
203
  1. horse
  2. knight (chess)
  3. pommel horse (gymnastics)
  4. a woman (informal)
Dictionary wording
  1. horse
  2. knight
  3. pommel horse
  4. a woman
Article
das Pferd
Plural
die Pferde
Genitive
des Pferdes
= Rössel= SpringerGames

Ein krankes Pferd.

A Sick Horse.

Nimm mein Pferd.

Take my horse.

Ich mag Pferde.

I like horses.

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

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derHerbst

/hɛʁpst/ noun
204
  1. autumn / fall
  2. a surname
Dictionary wording
  1. autumn, fall
  2. a surname from Middle High German
Article
der Herbst
Plural
die Herbste
Genitive
des Herbstes

Kommt Herbst bald.

Autumn comes soon.

Ja, letzten Herbst.

Yeah, I saw it last fall.

Es wird Herbst.

Autumn is coming.

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

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derBall

/bal/ noun
205
  1. ball (for games)
  2. pass / play (sports)
  3. ball / prom (dance event)
Dictionary wording
  1. ball (round or roundish object, most commonly used in games)
  2. pass, play
  3. ball (social gathering for dancing), prom (US)
Article
der Ball
Plural
die Bälle
Genitive
des Balles

Auf dem Ball?

The ball?

Da ist der Ball!

There goes the ball.

Her mit dem Ball.

Give me that ball.

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

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derGeburtstag

/ɡəˈbuːɐ̯t͡sˌtaːk/ noun
206
  1. birthday
Article
der Geburtstag
Plural
die Geburtstage
Genitive
des Geburtstages

Ich habe Geburtstag!

It's my birthday!

Wer hat Geburtstag?

Whose birthday is it?

Heute ist mein Geburtstag!

Today is my birthday!

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

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derKurs

[kʊʁs] noun
207
  1. course
  2. course (direction)
  3. exchange rate / market price
Dictionary wording
  1. course (direction)
  2. course (learning program), class
  3. exchange rate, market price
Article
der Kurs
Plural
die Kurse
Genitive
des Kurses

Halte den Kurs.

You keep her to it.

Zu einem Kurs von 60.

At an average price of 60.

Aber wir sind auf dem richtigen Kurs.

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

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

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dieSekunde

/zeˈkʊndə/ noun
208
  1. second (unit of time)
  2. second (unit of angle)
  3. second (musical interval)
Dictionary wording
  1. A unit of time; a second.
  2. A unit of angular measurement; a second.
  3. A second, an interval of 1 (kleine Sekunde, minor second) or 2 (große Sekunde, major second) semitones.
Article
die Sekunde
Plural
die Sekunden
Genitive
des Sekunde

Du hast drei Sekunden.

You have three seconds.

Ein Tag hat 86 400 Sekunden.

A day has 86,400 seconds.

Gib mir eine Sekunde.

Give me a sec.

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

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derAnruf

/ˈanʁuːf/ noun
209
  1. phone call
  2. appeal / invocation
  3. call / holler
Dictionary wording
  1. a call upon, an appeal (e.g., to gods, a court, etc.)
  2. a call, a holler
  3. a (phone) call
Article
der Anruf
Plural
die Anrufe
Genitive
des Anrufes

Danke für Ihren Anruf.

Thank you for your call.

Danke für den Anruf.

Thank you for calling.

Hast du keinen Anruf bekommen?

Did you not get a call?

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

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dieKarte

/ˈkartə/ noun
210
  1. card
  2. map
  3. ticket
  4. menu
Dictionary wording
  1. card (flat, normally rectangular piece of stiff paper, plastic etc.)
  2. coordinate chart
Article
die Karte
Plural
die Karten
Genitive
des Karte

Nimm eine Karte!

Pick a card.

Zeige deine Karten.

Show your cards.

Hier ist meine Karte.

Here's my card.

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

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derFußball

/ˈfuːsˌbal/ noun
211
  1. soccer
  2. football (the ball)
Dictionary wording
  1. soccer; association football
  2. football, soccer ball (the ball with which association football is played)
Article
der Fußball
Plural
die Fußbälle
Genitive
des Fußballs

Er mag Fußball.

He likes soccer.

Ich spiele Fußball.

I play football.

Magst du Fußball?

Do you like soccer?

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

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derComputer

/kɔmˈpjuːtɐ/ noun
212
  1. computer
Dictionary wording
  1. computer (programmable electronic device that performs mathematical calculations, logical operations, and usually also data retrieval/storage)
Article
der Computer
Plural
die Computer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Computers

Ich hasse Computer.

I hate computers.

Ich mag Computer.

I like computers.

Ich verkaufe Computer.

I sell computers.

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

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dasWeihnachten

/ˈvaɪ̯ˌnaxtən/ noun
213
  1. Christmas
  2. to be nearly Christmas / to have a Christmassy atmosphere (verb)
Dictionary wording
  1. Christmas
  2. to be nearly Christmas; to have a Christmassy atmosphere
Article
das Weihnachten
Plural
die Weihnachten (unchanged)
Genitive
des Weihnachten

Es ist Weihnachten.

It's Christmas.

Und frohe Weihnachten.

Have a merry Christmas.

Ich liebe Weihnachten.

I love Christmas.

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

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derFuß

/fuːs/ noun
214
  1. foot
  2. footing
  3. pedestal
  4. metrical foot
Dictionary wording
  1. foot (body part)
  2. footing
  3. pedestal
  4. foot
  5. metrical foot
  6. leg
Article
der Fuß
Plural
die Füße
Genitive
des Fußes

Ein Fuß zu viel.

It's about a foot too much.

Er hat meine Füße.

He's got me by the feet!

Er hat seine Füße.

He's got him by the feet!

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

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derOsten

/ˈɔstən/ noun
215
  1. east
  2. the East (former GDR)
  3. the East (eastern regions, e.g. Eastern Europe, Asia)
Dictionary wording
  1. East
  2. The territory of the former GDR.
  3. anything that is Eastern, e.g. Eastern Europe, Asia
Article
der Osten
Genitive
des Ostens

Die Sonne geht immer im Osten auf.

The sun always rises in the east.

Die Sonne geht im Osten auf und im Westen unter.

The sun comes up in the east and goes down in the west.

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

There is no place like home.

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

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derWein

/vaɪ̯n/ noun
216
  1. wine
Article
der Wein
Plural
die Weine
Genitive
des Weines

Er hat Wein.

He has wine.

Ich hasse Wein.

I hate wine.

Ich habe Wein.

I have wine.

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

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dieLust

/lʊst/ noun
217
  1. desire
  2. pleasure / joy / fun
Dictionary wording
  1. desire; the wish to do or have something
  2. satisfaction of desire; pleasure, joy, fun
Article
die Lust
Plural
die Lüste
Genitive
des Lust
≠ Unlust

Ich hatte keine Lust.

I wasn't in the mood.

Hast du Lust zu essen?

Do you feel like eating?

Ich habe Lust auf Party.

I feel like having a party.

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

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dasHaar

/haːr/ noun
218
  1. hair
  2. a single hair
  3. head of hair
Dictionary wording
  1. hair (a singular hair, not limited to the head)
  2. hair (the totality of hair on someone's head)
Article
das Haar
Plural
die Haare
Genitive
des Haares

Ich habe weiße Haare.

I have white hair.

Du hast schöne Haare.

Your hair's beautiful.

Ich habe weißes Haar.

I have white hair.

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

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dasFlugzeug

/ˈfluːkt͡sɔʏ̯k/ noun
219
  1. airplane
Dictionary wording
  1. aeroplane
Article
das Flugzeug
Plural
die Flugzeuge
Genitive
des Flugzeuges

Das Flugzeug war es.

It's mainly a matter of equipment.

Ich sah ein Flugzeug.

I saw a plane.

Dieses Flugzeug gehört ihm.

This plane is his.

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

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derTee

/teː/ noun
220
  1. tea
  2. tee
Dictionary wording
  1. tea (drink made by infusing parts of a plant, especially leaves or buds of Camellia sinensis, in water)
  2. tee
Article
der Tee
Plural
die Tees
Genitive
des Tees

Das ist Tee.

It's tea.

Ich mag Tee.

I like tea.

Ich liebe Tee.

I love tea.

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

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derHals

/hals/ noun
221
  1. neck
  2. throat
Article
der Hals
Plural
die Hälse
Genitive
des Halses

Ich liebe meinen Hals sehr.

I got a great affection for my neck.

Er hat einen langen Hals.

He has a long neck.

Was haben Sie mit Ihrem Hals?

Is there anything the matter with your throat?

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

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dieKüche

/ˈkʏçə/ noun
222
  1. kitchen
  2. cuisine
Dictionary wording
  1. kitchen (room)
  2. cuisine (cooking traditions)
Article
die Küche
Plural
die Küchen
Genitive
des Küche

In die Küche!

To the kitchen!

Zurück in die Küche.

Get back into the kitchen where you belong.

Ist da die Küche?

Hello, kitchen?

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

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derGrad

/ɡʁaːt/ noun
223
  1. degree
Article
der Grad
Plural
die Grade
Genitive
des Grades

Grad bei mir.

Especially when I'm the cherry!

Grad wie ihre Mutter.

Exactly like her mother.

Das Wasser hat 38 Grad.

The water's 38 degrees.

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

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diePost

/pɔst/ noun
224
  1. mail / post
  2. postal service
  3. post office
  4. post (online message)
Dictionary wording
  1. mail, post (sent and received letters etc.)
  2. mail, post, postal service (method of sending mail; organisation for it)
  3. post office
  4. post (individual message in an Internet forum)
  5. post (location on the court)
Article
die Post
Plural
die Posten
Genitive
des Post

Ist Post gekommen?

Any mail for me?

Sie haben Post.

You have mail.

Du hast Post.

You have mail.

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

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dieKamera

[ˈkaməʁa] noun
225
  1. camera
Dictionary wording
  1. camera (device for taking photographs or filming)
Article
die Kamera
Plural
die Kameras
Genitive
des Kamera

Diese Kamera gehört Tom.

This camera is Tom's.

Er hat eine Kamera.

He has a camera.

Ich suche meine Kamera.

I'm looking for my camera.

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

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dieAchtung

[ˈʔaχtʊŋ(k)] noun
226
  1. attention
  2. esteem / respect
  3. watch out (interjection)
Dictionary wording
  1. attention
  2. esteem
  3. respect
  4. watch out, attention, warning or caution
Article
die Achtung
Genitive
des Achtung

Achtung auf die Finger!

Watch your fingers.

Habt ihr denn keine Achtung vor euch selbst?

Don't you guys have any self-respect?

Habe Achtung vor Leuten, die älter sind als du.

Respect your elders.

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

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dieAussage

/ˈaʊ̯sˌzaːɡə/ noun
227
  1. statement
  2. claim
  3. proposition
Dictionary wording
  1. proposition
  2. statement, claim
Article
die Aussage
Plural
die Aussagen
Genitive
des Aussage

Ihre Aussage hat keinen Wert.

Her testimony's of no value.

Du wolltest nur eine Aussage.

You said you're going to take down my story.

Diese Aussage ist auch falsch.

This statement is false as well.

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

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derSchuh

/ʃuː/ noun
228
  1. shoe
Article
der Schuh
Plural
die Schuhe
Genitive
des Schuhes

Es waren die Schuhe.

It was the shoes.

Wo sind meine Schuhe?

Oh, where are my shoes?

Ich brauche neue Schuhe.

I need new shoes.

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

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derGlückwunsch

/ˈɡlʏkˌvʊnʃ/ noun mostly spoken
229
  1. congratulation
Article
der Glückwunsch
Plural
die Glückwünsche
Genitive
des Glückwunsches

Danke für deine Glückwünsche.

Thanks for your congratulations.

Für Glückwünsche hab' ich immer Zeit.

I always have time for congratulations.

Ich spreche Ihnen meinen Glückwunsch aus.

Please accept my warmest congratulations.

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

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derWald

/valt/ noun
230
  1. forest
  2. woods / woodland
Dictionary wording
  1. forest; woods; woodland
Article
der Wald
Plural
die Wälder
Genitive
des Waldes

Ich liebe den Wald.

I love the woods.

Was weißt du über diesen Wald?

What do you know about this forest?

Was wisst ihr über diesen Wald?

What do you know about this forest?

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

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derSchüler

/ˈʃyːlɐ/ noun
231
  1. pupil
  2. student / schoolboy
  3. disciple
Dictionary wording
  1. pupil, student, schoolboy (male or of unspecified gender)
  2. disciple (male or of unspecified gender)
Article
der Schüler
Plural
die Schüler (unchanged)
Genitive
des Schülers

Guten Morgen, Schüler!

Good morning, pupils.

Ich bin Schüler.

I'm a student.

Wir sind Schüler.

We're students.

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

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dasGlas

/ɡlaːs/ noun
232
  1. glass
  2. jar (made of glass)
  3. time stamp for half an hour
Article
das Glas
Plural
die Gläser
Genitive
des Glases

Ein großes Glas.

Big, happy drink.

Ihr Glas, bitte.

Your glass, please.

Noch ein Glas.

Another glass.

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

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dasKleid

/klaɪ̯t/ noun
233
  1. dress
  2. gown
  3. garment
  4. clothes
Dictionary wording
  1. dress, gown (kind of woman's garment)
  2. garment
  3. clothes
  4. pelt, plumage
Article
das Kleid
Plural
die Kleider
Genitive
des Kleides

Mein bestes Kleid.

My best gown.

Mein neues Kleid!

Oh! My new dress!

Gib mir die Kleider!

Hand me those clothes.

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

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derWinter

/ˈvɪntɐ/ noun
234
  1. winter
  2. a surname
Article
der Winter
Plural
die Winter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Winters

Ich mag Winter.

I like winter.

Es wird Winter.

Winter is coming.

Ich liebe den Winter.

I love winter.

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

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dasBand

/bant/ noun
235
  1. tape, ribbon
  2. ligament
  3. band / tie (holding items together)
  4. belt (conveyor belt, fan belt, etc.)
Dictionary wording
  1. tape, ribbon
  2. A ligament
  3. band or tie holding items together
  4. belt (conveyor belt, fan belt, etc.)
  5. band of the spectrum
  6. intimate bond to a person
Article
das Band
Plural
die Bänder
Genitive
des Bandes

Ich brauche dieses Band.

I need that tape.

Wir haben eine Band.

We have a band.

Bist du in einer Band?

Are you in a band?

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

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derEhemann

/ˈeːəˌman/ noun
236
  1. husband
Dictionary wording
  1. married man, husband
Article
der Ehemann
Plural
die Ehemänner
Genitive
des Ehemannes

Ich bin ihr Ehemann.

I'm her husband.

Ist das Ihr Ehemann?

Is he your husband?

Bist du mein Ehemann?

Are you my husband?

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

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dieAdresse

noun
237
  1. address
Article
die Adresse
Plural
die Adressen
Genitive
des Adresse

Ihre Adresse, bitte?

And the address, please?

Hier, die Adresse.

Here is the address.

Hier ist seine Adresse.

Right here is the address.

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

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derFlughafen

/ˈfluːkˌhaːfɱ̩/ noun
238
  1. airport
Article
der Flughafen
Plural
die Flughäfen
Genitive
des Flughafens

Flugzeuge landen auf Flughäfen.

Airplanes land at airports.

Der Flughafen ist geschlossen.

The airport is closed.

Ich bin gerade auf dem Flughafen.

I'm at the airport right now.

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

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derNachmittag

/ˈnaːx.mɪˌtaːk/ noun
239
  1. afternoon
Dictionary wording
  1. afternoon (part of the day from about 2 p.m. to about 6 p.m.)
Article
der Nachmittag
Plural
die Nachmittage
Genitive
des Nachmittages

Bis heute Nachmittag!

I'll see you this afternoon.

Wie war dein Nachmittag?

How was your afternoon?

Wie war Ihr Nachmittag?

How was your afternoon?

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

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dasTier

/tiːr/ noun
240
  1. animal
  2. beast / brute (person with animalistic qualities)
  3. hind (female red deer)
Dictionary wording
  1. animal (see usage notes below)
  2. A person who has a quality thought of as animalistic, such as ferocity, strength, hairiness, etc.
  3. hind (female red deer)
Article
das Tier
Plural
die Tiere
Genitive
des Tieres

Ein schlechtes Tier.

He bad animal.

Ich liebe Tiere.

I love animals.

Das sind Tiere.

They're animals.

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

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dasEis

/aɪ̯s/ noun
241
  1. ice
  2. ice cream
  3. E sharp
Article
das Eis
Plural
die Eis (unchanged)
Genitive
des Eises

Ich brauche Eis.

I need ice.

Das ist Eis.

This is ice.

Ich liebe Eis.

I love ice cream.

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

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dieHeimat

/ˈhaɪ̯ma(ː)t/ noun
242
  1. home
  2. homeland / native land
  3. place of origin / where something is deep-rooted
Dictionary wording
  1. home, home town, homeland, native land
  2. home; homeland; place where something originated or where it is deep-rooted
Article
die Heimat
Plural
die Heimaten
Genitive
des Heimat

Ein Mann ohne Heimat.

A man without a country.

Ich habe keine Heimat.

I have no home.

Neues aus der Heimat!

Come and get it. Goodies from home.

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

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dieBeamte

[bəˈʔamtə] noun
243
  1. civil servant
  2. official
Article
die Beamte
Plural
die Beamte (unchanged)
Genitive
des Beamter

Ich bin kein Beamter.

I'm not an officer.

Der Beamte gestand mir seinen Fehler.

The clerk admitted his mistake to me.

Der Beamte konnte die Beschwerde nicht selbst bearbeiten.

The official could not deal with the complaint himself.

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

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dasBein

/baɪ̯n/ noun
244
  1. leg
  2. bone
Dictionary wording
  1. leg of a person, animal, or object
  2. bone
Article
das Bein
Plural
die Beine
Genitive
des Beines

Und diese Beine!

And what legs!

Schon auf den Beinen?

Already up?

Du hast schöne Beine.

You have nice legs.

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

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derSchmerz

/ʃmɛʁts/ noun
245
  1. pain
  2. ache
  3. sorrow / heartache
Dictionary wording
  1. physical pain, ache (practically, as a sensation)
  2. physical pain (theoretically, as a bodily mechanism or function)
  3. emotional pain, sorrow, heartache
Article
der Schmerz
Plural
die Schmerzen
Genitive
des Schmerzes

Haben Sie Schmerzen?

Do you feel pain?

Hat sie Schmerzen?

Is she in pain?

Hast Du Schmerzen?

Are you hurt?

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

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derRing

/ʁɪŋ/ noun
246
  1. ring
  2. ring (jewelry)
  3. ring (criminal group)
  4. ring (algebraic structure)
Dictionary wording
  1. a ring (a circular and hollow object, made of any material.)
  2. a ring (small jewelry worn on the finger (usually composed of precious metals))
  3. a ring (a group of people, often involved into criminal and illegal actions)
  4. a ring (algebraic structure)
  5. a ring (planar geometrical figure)
  6. an annulet (ring used as a charge)
Article
der Ring
Plural
die Ringe
Genitive
des Ringes

Ich habe einen Ring.

I have a ring.

Ist das ein Ring?

Is that a ring?

Tom hat einen Ring.

Tom has a ring.

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

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dasEi

/ʔaɪ̯/ noun
247
  1. egg
  2. egg-shaped object
  3. testicle / ball
  4. balls / guts / courage
Dictionary wording
  1. egg (all biological senses)
  2. something egg-shaped
  3. testicle, ball
  4. balls, guts, courage
  5. bucks (money)
  6. clown; foolish bloke
Article
das Ei
Plural
die Eier
Genitive
des Eies

Ich will Eier.

I want eggs.

Wir aßen Eier.

We ate eggs.

Isst du Eier?

Do you eat eggs?

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

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dieInsel

/ˈɪnzəl/ noun
248
  1. island
Dictionary wording
  1. an island, an isle
Article
die Insel
Plural
die Inseln
Genitive
des Insel

Niemand ist eine Insel.

No man is an island.

Wie heißt diese Insel?

What's the name of this island?

Bleiben wir auf der Insel?

Are we going to stay on the island?

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

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dasDorf

/dɔrf/ noun
249
  1. village
  2. backwater (remote place)
Dictionary wording
  1. village (rural habitation of size between a hamlet and a town)
  2. backwater (remote place; somewhere that remains unaffected by new events, progresses, ideas, etc.)
Article
das Dorf
Plural
die Dörfer
Genitive
des Dorfes

In dem Dorf.

At the village.

Ich hasse dieses Dorf.

I hate this village.

Wie heißt dieses Dorf?

What's the name of this village?

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

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derPark

/paʁk/ noun
250
  1. park
  2. grounds (around a residence)
Dictionary wording
  1. park (piece of ground in or near a city or town, enclosed and kept for ornament and recreation)
  2. park, grounds (tract of ground kept in its natural state, around a residence, for the enjoyment of its owner)
Article
der Park
Plural
die Parks
Genitive
des Parks

Wir lieben unsere Parks.

We love our parks.

Geh in den Park.

Go to the park.

Ich mag diesen Park.

I like this park.

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

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dasFleisch

/flaɪ̯ʃ/ noun
251
  1. meat
  2. flesh
  3. pulp (of fruit)
  4. slab of meat
Dictionary wording
  1. flesh
  2. meat
  3. pulp (of fruit)
  4. a slab of meat, meat which is not in the form of a sausage
Article
das Fleisch
Genitive
des Fleisches

Ich esse Fleisch.

I eat meat.

Das ist Fleisch.

This is meat.

Wir wollen Fleisch.

We want meat.

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

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derTaxi

/ˈtaksi/ noun
252
  1. taxi
Dictionary wording
  1. taxi, cab
Article
der Taxi
Plural
die Taxis
Genitive
des Taxis

Das ist mein Taxi.

Uh, that's my cab.

Nehmen Sie ein Taxi.

You can leave in a taxi.

Da ist ein Taxi.

Here's a taxi.

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

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derSee

/zeː/ noun
253
  1. lake
  2. sea / ocean
  3. sea condition / swell
  4. municipality of Tyrol, Austria
Dictionary wording
  1. lake
  2. sea, ocean
  3. sea, sea condition, swell
  4. a municipality of Tyrol, Austria
Article
der See
Plural
die Seen
Genitive
des Sees

Der See ist groß.

The lake is big.

Dieser See ist sehr klein.

This lake is very small.

Wir gehen an den See.

We're going to the lake.

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

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derWind

/vɪnt/ noun
254
  1. wind
Dictionary wording
  1. wind; the movement of air usually caused by convection or differences of air pressure
Article
der Wind
Plural
die Winde
Genitive
des Windes

Es war kein Wind.

There was no wind.

Es ist viel Wind.

There's a lot of wind.

Das ist nur der Wind.

It's just the wind.

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

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dasBad

noun
255
  1. bath
  2. bathroom
  3. pool / baths
  4. spa / (health) resort
Article
das Bad
Plural
die Bäder
Genitive
des Bades

Bitte 2 Bäder, kalt.

Please two cold bathes.

Wo ist das Bad?

Where is the bathroom?

Dein Bad ist fertig.

Your bath's ready.

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

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derBus

/bʊs/ noun
256
  1. bus (public transport)
  2. bus (on a computer mainboard)
Article
der Bus
Plural
die Busse
Genitive
des Busses

Der Bus kommt.

Here she comes.

Dieser alte Bus.

That old bus.

Nehmt einen Bus.

Take a bus.

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

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derQuatsch

/kvatʃ/ noun
257
  1. nonsense
  2. joking / kidding / fun
  3. chat
  4. used to acknowledge a misspoken statement and introduce a correction (interjection)
Dictionary wording
  1. nonsense
  2. joking, kidding, fun
  3. chat
  4. used to acknowledge that the speaker has just misspoken and to introduce the correction
Article
der Quatsch
Genitive
des Quatsches

Das ist alles Quatsch.

That's all nonsense.

Es ist alles Quatsch.

It's all nonsense.

Hör auf mit dem Quatsch.

Stop messing around.

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

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dieBlume

/ˈbluːmə/ noun
258
  1. flower
  2. houseplant
  3. efflorescence
  4. flower (symbol)
Dictionary wording
  1. flower, blossom (colorful, conspicuous reproductive structure(s) of an angiosperm)
  2. plant, houseplant (plant that is grown indoors in places such as a house or office for decorative purposes)
  3. efflorescence (formation of a powdery surface on crystals)
  4. flower (symbol representing a flower)
  5. tail, scut (short, erect tail of a hare)
  6. nose, bouquet (scent of a particular wine)
Article
die Blume
Plural
die Blumen
Genitive
des Blume

Und die Blumen?

And those flowers?

Meine schöne Blume.

My beautiful flower.

Ich liebe Blumen.

I love flowers.

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

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dasWetter

/ˈvɛtɐ/ noun
259
  1. weather
  2. storm / rainstorm
  3. town in Hesse, Germany
  4. town in Ruhr district, Germany
Dictionary wording
  1. weather
  2. storm, rainstorm
  3. a town in Hesse, Germany
  4. a town in Ruhr district, Germany
Article
das Wetter
Plural
die Wetter (unchanged)
Genitive
des Wetters

Schönes Wetter heute.

Nice weather today.

Klasse Wetter, oder?

Great weather, isn't it?

Schönes Wetter, oder?

Beautiful weather, isn't it?

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

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dieFlasche

/ˈflaʃə/ noun
260
  1. bottle
  2. flask / flagon
  3. loser / wimp (informal)
Dictionary wording
  1. bottle; flask; flagon
  2. loser; wimp; someone lacking skill or vigour
Article
die Flasche
Plural
die Flaschen
Genitive
des Flasche

Haben Sie Flaschen?

Any bottles today?

Die Flasche auch.

Bring the bottle too.

Gib mir die Flasche.

Give me the bottle.

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

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dasMeer

/meːɐ̯/ noun
261
  1. sea
  2. lake
Article
das Meer
Plural
die Meere
Genitive
des Meeres

Ich liebe das Meer.

I like the sea.

Ich mag das Meer nicht.

I don't like the ocean.

Er lief in Richtung Meer.

He was walking toward the sea.

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

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dieMaschine

/maˈʃiːnə/ noun
262
  1. machine
  2. engine
  3. airplane
  4. motorcycle
Article
die Maschine
Plural
die Maschinen
Genitive
des Maschine

Die Maschine ist kaputt.

The machine is out of order.

Diese Maschine ist kaputt.

This machine is out of order.

Können Sie Maschine schreiben?

Are you able to type?

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

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diePause

/ˈpaʊ̯zə/ noun
263
  1. pause, break
  2. tracing, blueprint
Article
die Pause
Plural
die Pausen
Genitive
des Pause

Fünf Minuten Pause.

Take five minutes.

Macht mal Pause.

Is it? That's a break.

Ich habe Pause.

I'm on break.

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

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dasFrühstück

/ˈfʁyːʃtʏk/ noun
264
  1. breakfast
Article
das Frühstück
Plural
die Frühstücke
Genitive
des Frühstücks

Möchten Sie Frühstück?

Some breakfast?

Vielleicht ein Frühstück.

To have some breakfast.

Frühstück ist fertig!

Breakfast is ready.

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

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dieEcke

/ˈɛkə/ noun
265
  1. corner
  2. edge
  3. piece (triangular/quadrangular)
  4. neighborhood / area
Dictionary wording
  1. corner, edge
  2. a roughly triangular or quadrangular piece of something
  3. corner of a house / of two streets
  4. region, area, neighbourhood
  5. bit, tad
  6. vertex, node
Article
die Ecke
Plural
die Ecken
Genitive
des Ecke

In der Ecke.

In the corner.

Die 3 in die Ecke.

Got a three ball off the corner.

Es ist an der Ecke.

It's at the corner.

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

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dieOma

/ˈoːma/ noun
266
  1. grandma
  2. granny / nan
  3. elderly woman
Dictionary wording
  1. grandma, granny, nan
  2. any elderly woman
Article
die Oma
Plural
die Omas
Genitive
des Oma
≠ Enkelin≠ Opa

Komm zu Oma.

Come to Grandma.

Danke schön, Oma.

Thanks, Grandma.

Was ist mit Oma?

What about Grandma?

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

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derSatz

/zat͡s/ noun
267
  1. sentence
  2. proposition / theorem
  3. set (matching collection)
  4. movement
Dictionary wording
  1. sentence
  2. proposition, theorem
  3. set (matching collection of similar things)
  4. movement
  5. set
  6. jump, leap
Article
der Satz
Plural
die Sätze
Genitive
des Satzes

Lernt diese Sätze.

Learn those sentences.

Lerne diese Sätze!

Study these sentences.

Das ist mein Satz!

That's my line!

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

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derUrlaub

/ˈuːɐ̯ˌlaʊ̯p/ noun
268
  1. vacation
  2. holiday
  3. leave
Dictionary wording
  1. holiday, vacation
  2. leave
Article
der Urlaub
Plural
die Urlaube
Genitive
des Urlaubes

Hat niemand Urlaub?

No soldiers on leave?

Sie brauchen Urlaub.

You need a holiday.

Ich brauche Urlaub!

I need a holiday.

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

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derBaum

/baʊ̯m/ noun
269
  1. tree
  2. boom
  3. a surname
Dictionary wording
  1. tree
  2. boom
  3. a surname
  4. a German Jewish surname
Article
der Baum
Plural
die Bäume
Genitive
des Baumes

Ich mag Bäume.

I like trees.

Hier auf dem Baum!

Here in the tree!

Hier auf dem Baum.

Here in the tree.

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

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derLehrer

/ˈleːrər/ noun
270
  1. teacher
  2. instructor
  3. school teacher
Dictionary wording
  1. agent noun of lehren: one who teaches, teacher, instructor, especially a school teacher
Article
der Lehrer
Plural
die Lehrer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Lehrers

Nein, keine Lehrer.

No, no tutors.

Frag einen Lehrer!

Ask a teacher.

Ich bin Lehrer.

I'm a teacher.

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

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dieSprache

/ˈʃpʁaːxə/ noun
271
  1. language
  2. speech (style of speaking)
  3. speech (faculty of speaking)
Dictionary wording
  1. language (body of words, and set of methods of combining them)
  2. speech (style of speaking)
  3. speech (faculty of uttering articulate sounds or words; the ability to speak)
Article
die Sprache
Plural
die Sprachen
Genitive
des Sprache

Ich mag Sprachen.

I like languages.

Ich mag Sprachen!

I like languages.

Sprachen Sie zu mir?

Were you talking to me? I was.

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

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dieKatze

/ˈkatsə/ noun
272
  1. cat
  2. female cat
  3. feline (any member of the genus Felis)
  4. constellation Felis (obsolete)
Dictionary wording
  1. house cat, Felis silvestris catus
  2. female house cat
  3. cat (any member of the genus Felis)
  4. the obsolete constellation Felis
Article
die Katze
Plural
die Katzen
Genitive
des Katze

Mögen sie Katzen?

Do you like cats?

Ich mag Katzen.

I like cats.

Sie liebt Katzen.

She loves cats.

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

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derGroßvater

/ˈɡʁoːsfatɐ/ noun
273
  1. grandfather
Article
der Großvater
Plural
die Großväter
Genitive
des Großvaters

Mein Großvater war Polizist.

My grandfather was a policeman.

Mein Großvater wurde 1920 geboren.

My grandfather was born in 1920.

Tom ist jetzt Großvater.

Tom is a grandfather now.

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

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derText

/tɛkst/ noun
274
  1. text
  2. passage (of a larger work)
  3. lyrics / lines (of a song, film)
Dictionary wording
  1. text (writing consisting of several sentences and forming a discrete unit)
  2. text (passage of a larger opus, often Scripture, examined and interpreted as a unit)
  3. lyrics, lines (words of a song, film, etc.)
Article
der Text
Plural
die Texte
Genitive
des Textes

Tom kann Text lesen, der auf dem Kopf steht.

Tom can read text upside down.

Tom konnte sich an seinen Text nicht mehr erinnern.

Tom couldn't remember any of his lines.

Ich kann mich nicht an den Text erinnern.

I can't remember the lyrics.

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

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dasRestaurant

/rɛs.toˈrãː/ noun
275
  1. restaurant
Article
das Restaurant
Plural
die Restaurants
Genitive
des Restaurants

Ein Restaurant bringt Geld.

There's money in a restaurant.

Ich liebe dieses Restaurant.

I like that restaurant.

Das Restaurant ist leer.

The restaurant is empty.

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

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dieKunst

/kʊnst/ noun
276
  1. art
  2. artworks / works of art
  3. craft
  4. skill / ability
Dictionary wording
  1. art
  2. artworks, works of art
  3. craft
  4. skill, ability
  5. something artificially created or manufactured, as opposed to something natural
Article
die Kunst
Plural
die Künste
Genitive
des Kunst

Ich mag Kunst.

I like art.

Ich verkaufe Kunst.

I sell art.

Ist das Kunst?

Is this art?

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

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derFisch

/fɪʃ/ noun
277
  1. fish
  2. fish (food)
Dictionary wording
  1. fish (cold-blooded vertebrates living in water)
  2. fish (any animal or any vertebrate living exclusively in water)
  3. fish (food)
Article
der Fisch
Plural
die Fische
Genitive
des Fisches

Trinken Fische Wasser?

Do fish drink water?

Ich will Fisch.

I want fish.

Ich möchte Fisch.

I want fish.

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

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derKuchen

/ˈkuːxən/ noun
278
  1. cake
  2. pie / tart
  3. town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Dictionary wording
  1. pie; cake; tart (foodstuff made of baked dough, other than bread)
  2. a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Article
der Kuchen
Plural
die Kuchen (unchanged)
Genitive
des Kuchens

Willst du Kuchen?

Uh, want a piece of cake?

Tee und Kuchen.

Tea and crumpets.

Gibt es Kuchen?

Is there any cake?

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

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dieFarbe

/ˈfarbə/ noun
279
  1. color
  2. paint
  3. dye / hair color
  4. suit (playing cards)
Dictionary wording
  1. colour
  2. paint
  3. dye, colourant for hair
  4. suit (playing cards)
  5. tincture
Article
die Farbe
Plural
die Farben
Genitive
des Farbe

Ich brauche Farbe.

I need paint.

Die Farbe des Waldes.

The color of the forest.

Nein, ohne jede Farbe.

No, let's not have any color.

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

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derGarten

/ˈɡaʁ.tən/ noun
280
  1. garden
  2. yard
  3. orchard
Dictionary wording
  1. garden, yard (grounds at the front or back of a house)
  2. garden (outdoor area containing one or more types of plants, usually plants grown for food or ornamental purposes)
  3. orchard (garden or an area of land for the cultivation of fruit or nut trees)
Article
der Garten
Plural
die Gärten
Genitive
des Gartens

Ich habe einen Garten.

I have a garden.

Ich mag deinen Garten.

I like your yard.

Mein Garten ist klein.

My garden is small.

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

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derKoffer

/ˈkɔfɐ/ noun
281
  1. suitcase
  2. briefcase
  3. idiot / fool (informal)
Dictionary wording
  1. a case; a suitcase or briefcase
  2. idiot, fool
Article
der Koffer
Plural
die Koffer (unchanged)
Genitive
des Koffers

In den Koffer!

ln the trunk.

Öffne deinen Koffer!

Open your suitcase.

Ihr Koffer ist weg.

You've lost your bag.

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

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dieJugendliche

[ˈjuːɡn̩tlɪçə] noun
282
  1. adolescent
  2. juvenile
  3. teenager
  4. youngster
Article
die Jugendliche
Plural
die Jugendliche (unchanged)
Genitive
des Jugendlicher

Einer Jugendlichen Vorschriften machen zu wollen, ist häufig vergebens.

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

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derViertel

/ˈfɪʁtəl/ noun
283
  1. quarter
  2. quarter liter (250 ml) of liquid
  3. quarter of something (as adjective)
  4. quarter hour before (45 minutes before)
Dictionary wording
  1. quarter, fourth
  2. one-quarter liter (250 milliliter) of a specified liquid, often used in recipes.
  3. one-quarter liter (250 milliliter) of wine.
  4. a quarter of something (used as an indeclinable adjective)
  5. three-quarters of an hour before, 45 minutes before (used with the number of the following hour)
Article
der Viertel
Plural
die Viertel (unchanged)
Genitive
des Viertels

Drei Viertel der Menschen dieser Stadt gehen nicht zur Wahl.

Three-fourths of the people of this town don't vote.

Ich kenne jemanden, der in deinem Viertel wohnt.

I know someone who lives in your neighborhood.

Wie wäre es so um Viertel vor eins?

How about 12:45?

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

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derStrand

/ʃtʁant/ noun
284
  1. beach
Article
der Strand
Plural
die Strände
Genitive
des Strandes

Ich hasse den Strand.

I hate the beach.

Ich mag den Strand.

I like the beach.

Ich mag diesen Strand.

I like this beach.

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

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dieHalle

/ˈhalə/ noun
285
  1. hall
  2. Halle (city in Germany)
  3. Halle (town/village in Germany)
  4. Halle (river in Germany)
Dictionary wording
  1. hall (a spacious room, especially one with a specific function)
  2. Halle (an independent city in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany)
  3. a town in Gütersloh district, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
  4. a village in Grafschaft Bentheim district, Lower Saxony, Germany
  5. a municipality of the district of Holzminden, Lower Saxony, Germany
  6. a small river in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Article
die Halle
Plural
die Hallen
Genitive
des Halle

In der Halle gibt es ein Telefon.

There's a telephone in the hall.

Als er die Halle betrat, kamen zwei Männer auf ihn zu.

As he entered the hall, two men approached him.

Das Zimmer befindet sich am Ende der Halle.

The room is at the end of the hall.

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

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derNorden

/ˈnɔrdən/ noun
286
  1. north (direction)
  2. north (region)
  3. a town in Lower Saxony, Germany
  4. a surname
Article
der Norden
Genitive
des Nordens

Wie lange bist du im Norden?

How long are you going to be up north?

Wie lange seid ihr im Norden?

How long are you going to be up north?

Wie lange sind Sie im Norden?

How long are you going to be up north?

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

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derTermin

/tɛʁˈmiːn/ noun
287
  1. appointment
  2. date / deadline
  3. delivery date
  4. fixture
Dictionary wording
  1. date (day on which a certain event takes place)
  2. deadline (date on or before which something must be completed)
  3. delivery date (day on which something is scheduled to arrive at the delivery address)
  4. appointment, engagement (pre-arranged meeting or call between people, typically for work)
  5. fixture (scheduled match)
  6. hearing (legal procedure done before a judge, without a jury)
Article
der Termin
Plural
die Termine
Genitive
des Termines

Ich habe einen Termin.

Listen, Mickey, I've got a date.

Haben Sie einen Termin?

Have you an appointment? Oh, no.

Sie wollen einen Termin.

They want an appointment with you.

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

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dasRadio

/ˈraːdi̯o/ noun
288
  1. radio
  2. radio (device)
Dictionary wording
  1. radio (technology that allows broadcasters to transmit audio programs; such programs)
  2. radio (device for receiving such programs)
Article
das Radio
Plural
die Radios
Genitive
des Radios

Das Radio funktioniert nicht.

The radio doesn't work.

Das Radio geht nicht.

The radio doesn't work.

Das Radio ging aus.

The radio died.

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

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derFluss

/flʊs/ noun
289
  1. river
  2. flow
Article
der Fluss
Plural
die Flüsse
Genitive
des Flusses

Aber zu viele Flüsse.

But there's many rivers there.

Das ist ein Fluss.

That's a river.

Ist das ein Fluss?

Is it a river?

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

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dieGroßmutter

/ˈɡʁoːsˌmʊtɐ/ noun
290
  1. grandmother
  2. old woman / elderly woman / old lady
Article
die Großmutter
Plural
die Großmütter
Genitive
des Großmutter
= Ahnl= Alte= Baba= Babuschka= Greisin≠ Großvater

Das ist meine Großmutter.

This is my grandmother.

Dies ist meine Großmutter.

This is my grandmother.

Du wirst bald Großmutter.

You'll be a grandmother soon.

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

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derOpa

/ˈoːpʰa/ noun
291
  1. grandpa
  2. elderly man
Dictionary wording
  1. grandpa
  2. any elderly man
Article
der Opa
Plural
die Opas
Genitive
des Opas
≠ Enkel≠ Enkelsohn≠ Oma

Fragen wir Opa.

Let's ask Grandpa.

Schon gehört, Opa?

Did you hear about it, Grandpa?

Ich bin Opa.

I'm a grandfather.

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

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dieMilch

/mɪlç/ noun
292
  1. milk
  2. plant milk
  3. emulsion
  4. fish semen
Dictionary wording
  1. milk (white liquid produced by female mammals for their young to consume)
  2. milk (white or whitish liquid that is exuded by certain plants)
  3. white liquid that is a mixture of other substances, where one of the components is very finely distributed
  4. white semen of a male fish
Article
die Milch
Plural
die Milchen
Genitive
des Milch

Bitte sehr, Milch.

Here's the milk.

Es ist Milch!

It's milk!

Ein Glas Milch.

Glass of milk.

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

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dasPapier

/paˈpiːɐ̯/ noun
293
  1. paper
  2. wrapping (made of paper)
  3. sheet of paper
  4. document / papers (identity papers)
Dictionary wording
  1. paper (material)
  2. wrapping made of paper or a similar material, e.g. with foodstuffs
  3. a sheet of paper
  4. a document or proof, especially ellipsis of Ausweispapier (“identity document, papers”)
Article
das Papier
Plural
die Papiere
Genitive
des Papieres

Sie machte sich an einem Stück Papier zu schaffen.

She fumbled with a piece of paper.

Er hatte einen guten Blick auf die Papiere.

He had a good look at the papers.

Auf dem Papier schaut es gut aus.

It looks good on paper.

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

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derKünstler

/ˈkʏnstlɐ/ noun
294
  1. artist
Article
der Künstler
Plural
die Künstler (unchanged)
Genitive
des Künstlers

Bleib ein Künstler.

Stay an artist.

Er ist Künstler.

He's an artist.

Ich bin Künstler.

I'm an artist.

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

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dasPfund

/pfʊnt/ noun
295
  1. pound (unit of mass/currency)
  2. 500 grams / half a kilogram
  3. hard shot at the goal
  4. Fondo, Trentino, Italy (place name)
Dictionary wording
  1. a metric pound, 500 grams, half a kilogram
  2. any of the English (Anglophone) units of mass or currency called a "pound"
  3. a hard shot at the goal
  4. Fondo, Trentino, Italy
Article
das Pfund
Plural
die Pfunde
Genitive
des Pfundes

Das macht drei Pfund.

It's three pounds.

Das macht zwei Pfund.

It's two pounds.

Das Pfund ist um 15 % gefallen.

The pound is down by 15%.

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

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derAnschluss

/ˈanʃlʊs/ noun
296
  1. connection
  2. joining
  3. annexation
  4. contact
Dictionary wording
  1. connection, joining
  2. annexation
  3. Anschluss
  4. contact
Article
der Anschluss
Plural
die Anschlüsse
Genitive
des Anschlusses

Es fällt Tom schwer, im Unterricht den Anschluss an die anderen zu behalten.

Tom has trouble keeping up with the rest of his class.

Du musst, um den Anschluss an die Klasse zu finden, fleißig lernen!

You have to study hard to catch up with your class.

Tom muss fleißig lernen und den Anschluss an die anderen Schüler seiner Klasse finden.

Tom has to study hard and catch up with the other students in his class.

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

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derStock

/ʃtɔk/ noun
297
  1. stick
  2. staff / walking stick
  3. floor / storey
  4. stock / supply
Dictionary wording
  1. stick (solid, wooden, broken off twig or small branch mostly clear of leaves or smaller twigs)
  2. stick, staff (length of wood or other hard material that is being used as an aid in movement, e.g. in hiking or skiiing)
  3. floor, storey, level
  4. stock, supply (but only in some contexts and much less common than in English)
  5. pile of undealt cards, deck
  6. the entirety of roots of a plant; stock
Article
der Stock
Plural
die Stöcke
Genitive
des Stockes
= Stab= Stumpen= StumpfGames

Und mein Stock!

Oh, and my cane!

Gib mir den Stock!

Give me that!

Bring mir den Stock.

Bring me my cane.

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

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diePraxis

/ˈpʁaksɪs/ noun
298
  1. practice
  2. experience
  3. surgery / doctor's office
Dictionary wording
  1. practice, experience
  2. practice, praxis (opposite of theory)
  3. surgery (UK), doctor's office (US), practice (UK, South Africa) (workplace of a self-employed doctor)
Article
die Praxis
Plural
die Praxen
Genitive
des Praxis

Die Praxis ist geschlossen.

Listen, it's after office hours.

Geh sofort in seine Praxis.

Get up to his office right away.

Bringt ihn in die Praxis.

Get him to my office.

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

A1 noun tables

dieToilette

/to̯aˈlɛtə/ noun
299
  1. toilet
  2. grooming / style of dressing
Dictionary wording
  1. toilet
  2. toilette (one's style of dressing; grooming)
Article
die Toilette
Plural
die Toiletten
Genitive
des Toilette

Die Toilette ist oben.

The toilet is upstairs.

Die Toilette ist sauber.

The toilet is clean.

Diese Toilette nicht benutzen.

Don't use this toilet.

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

A1 noun tables

derZahn

/t͡saːn/ noun
300
  1. tooth
  2. fang / tusk
  3. cog / tine
Dictionary wording
  1. tooth
  2. fang
  3. tusk
  4. cog, tine
Article
der Zahn
Plural
die Zähne
Genitive
des Zahnes

Putze deine Zähne.

Brush your teeth.

Sie hat keine Zähne.

No teeth.

Putzen Sie Ihre Zähne.

Brush your teeth.

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

A1 noun tables

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