Is it der, die or das Bräutigam?
DER
Bräutigam
The correct article in German of Bräutigam is der. So it is der Bräutigam! (nominative case)
The word Bräutigam is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.
German declension of Bräutigam?
How does the declension of Bräutigam 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 Bräutigam | die Bräutigame |
| Genitive | des Bräutigams | der Bräutigame |
| Dative | dem Bräutigam dem Bräutigame | den Bräutigamen |
| Akkusative | den Bräutigam | die Bräutigame |
What is the meaning of Bräutigam in German?
Bräutigam is defined as:
[1] future male spouse
[1] zukünftiger männlicher EhepartnerHow to use Bräutigam in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Bräutigam with translations in English.
[1] Der Bräutigam feiert heute seinen Junggesellenabschied.
[1] The groom celebrates its bachelor party today[1] „Während er bei der Marine diente, verließen die Frauen der Nachbarschaft das Haus, um ihn in seiner weißen Marineuniform mit den Offiziersabzeichen zu bewundern und sich einen solchen Bräutigam für ihre Töchter zu wünschen.“
[1] "While he was serving the navy, the women of the neighborhood left the house to admire him in his white marine uniform with the officer badge and to want such a groom for their daughters"[1] „Von diesem Tage an verkehrte Andrej als Bräutigam im Rostowschen Hause.“
[1] "From this day to Andrej as a bridegam in Rostow's house"[1] „Angelicas Bräutigam zog aus seiner Tasche ein Sonett, eine Frucht seines Genies, das er zu meinem Preis und Ruhm gedichtet hatte, und wollte es vorlesen.“
[1] "Angelica's groom pulled a sonnet out of his pocket, a fruit of his genius, which he had sealed at my price and fame, and wanted to read it"
