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Is it der, die or das Antritt?

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Antritt

The correct article in German of Antritt is der. So it is der Antritt! (nominative case)

The word Antritt is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.

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German declension of Antritt?

How does the declension of Antritt work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:

1 Singular Plural
Nominative der Antritt die Antritte
Genitive des Antrittes des Antritts der Antritte
Dative dem Antritt den Antritten
Akkusative den Antritt die Antritte

What is the meaning of Antritt in German?

Antritt has various definitions in German:

[1] Participation in a competition

[1] Teilnahme an einem Wettbewerb

[2] Start of an activity or service

[2] Beginn einer Tätigkeit oder eines Dienstes

[3] Sport: Acceleration of the body when running

[3] Sport: Beschleunigung des Körpers beim Laufen

[4] Architecture: First stage of a staircase

[4] Architektur: erste Stufe einer Treppe

[5] Start of a period of time

[5] Beginn einer Zeitspanne

How to use Antritt in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Antritt with translations in English.

[1] Die Mannschaft fuhr zum Antritt der Meisterschaften.

[1] The team drove to the championships

[2] Das Abitur ist eine Voraussetzung zum Antritt des Hochschulstudiums.

[2] The Abitur is a prerequisite for starting the university degree

[2] „Seit Antritt seines Amtes hatte Simen Tjing täglich im Strafvollzugsamte gearbeitet, an den Sitzungen im Saale teilgenommen und seine Amtsgeschäfte erledigt.“

[2] "Since the start of his office, Senen Tjing had worked in the penal system every day, took part in the meetings in the Saale and completed his official business"

[3] Der Läufer hat einen starken Antritt.

[3] The runner has a strong start

[4] Der Antritt der Treppe ist verziert.

[4] The staircase is decorated

[5] Am Antritt des neuen Jahrhunderts (Gedicht von Friedrich Schiller)

[5] At the start of the new century (poem by Friedrich Schiller)