Is it der, die or das Bettler?
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Bettler
The correct article in German of Bettler is der. So it is der Bettler! (nominative case)
The word Bettler is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.
German declension of Bettler?
How does the declension of Bettler 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 Bettler | die Bettler |
Genitive | des Bettlers | der Bettler |
Dative | dem Bettler | den Bettlern |
Akkusative | den Bettler | die Bettler |
What is the meaning of Bettler in German?
Bettler has various definitions in German:
[1] needy person who lives from alms
[1] bedürftiger Mensch, der von Almosen lebt[2] urgently asked
[2] dringlich BittenderHow to use Bettler in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Bettler with translations in English.
[1] Einen Dritteil der Einwohner machen privilegierte Bettler aus. (Johann Kaspar Riesbeck, Briefe eines reisenden Franzosen über Deutschland, Köln, z.n. Projekt Gutenberg)
[1] Privileged beggars (Johann Kaspar Riesbeck, letters from a traveling Frenchman about Germany, Cologne, Z.N. project Gutenberg) make a third part of the residents.[1] Vor dem Eingang zum Bahnhof saß ein Bettler und reckte den Passanten sein handgeschriebenes Schild entgegen.
[1] A beggar was sitting in front of the entrance to the train station and stretched his handwritten sign to the passers -by[1] „Ein Bettler klingelte bei uns.“
[1] "A beggar rang with ours"[1] „Im jüdischen Viertel gaben sich die Bettler als fromme Juden aus, ließen sich Bärte wachsen, warfen sich in lange schwarze Mäntel und segneten jeden, der ihnen unterkam.“
[1] "In the Jewish quarter, the beggars emitted as pious Jews, grew beards, threw themselves in long black coats and blessed everyone who was undercut"[1] „Im September 1930 werden die Vorbereitungen hektischer, Maler streichen viele Fassaden neu, alte Hütten verschwinden hinter Zäunen aus Eukalyptusholz, Bettler und Leprakranke müssen die Stadt verlassen.“
[1] "In September 1930, the preparations of hectic, painters are deleted many facades, old huts disappear behind fences from eucalyptus wood, beggars and leprosy people have to abandon the city"[1] „Erst jetzt gab es in der antiken Welt Pauperismus in großem Ausmaße: Besitzlose, die als Bettler das Land durchstreiften.“
[1] "Only now there was a large extent in the ancient world of pauperism: ownerships who through the country as a beggar" "[2] Ich stehe hier als Bittsteller und Bettler.
[2] I am here as a supplicant and beggar