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Beere

die Beere

Beere is a feminine German noun. Its article is die.

Plural
die Beeren

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Why is it die Beere?

Beere ends in -e, and most nouns ending in -e are feminine: in a German dictionary, 79% of them take die.

All nouns ending in -e
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Meaning

[1] Small fruit with sweet (lich) em pulp and without stone core

[1] kleine Frucht mit süß(lich)em Fruchtfleisch und ohne Steinkern

[2] Botany: fruit (no collective fruit), in which the seeds lie directly in the pulp

[2] Botanik: Frucht (keine Sammelfrucht), bei der die Samen direkt im Fruchtfleisch liegen

Examples

[1] Bears like to eat berry

[1] Bären fressen gerne Beeren.

[1] "We didn't have much provisions with us, although we had taken a little out of the fishing hut and found plenty of berries on the side of the path"

[1] „Wir hatten nicht viel Proviant dabei, obwohl wir ein wenig aus der Fischerhütte mitgenommen hatten und reichlich Beeren am Wegesrand fanden.“
More source examples (2)

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[2] The genus Citrus wears thick -shell berry

[2] Die Gattung Citrus trägt dickschalige Beeren.

[1, 2] "The entirety of all berries on the comb is the grape"

[1, 2] „Die Gesamtheit aller Beeren am Kamm ist die Traube.“

Declension

1 Singular Plural
Nominativ die Beere die Beeren
Genitiv der Beere der Beeren
Dativ der Beere den Beeren
Akkusativ die Beere die Beeren

Pronunciation

In context

[1] rote Johannisbeere
[1] rote Johannisbeere Wikimedia Commons
[1] Blaubeeren
[1] Blaubeeren Wikimedia Commons
[1] Himbeeren, Erdbeeren, Brombeeren im Markt
[1] Himbeeren, Erdbeeren, Brombeeren im Markt Wikimedia Commons

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