Is it der, die or das Braunkohle?
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Braunkohle
The correct article in German of Braunkohle is die. So it is die Braunkohle! (nominative case)
The word Braunkohle is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Braunkohle?
How does the declension of Braunkohle 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 | die Braunkohle | die Braunkohlen |
| Genitive | der Braunkohle | der Braunkohlen |
| Dative | der Braunkohle | den Braunkohlen |
| Akkusative | die Braunkohle | die Braunkohlen |
What is the meaning of Braunkohle in German?
Braunkohle is defined as:
[1] coal, which mainly comes from the tertiary and is relatively loose and crumbly
[1] Kohle, die hauptsächlich aus dem Tertiär stammt und relativ locker und bröckelig istHow to use Braunkohle in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Braunkohle with translations in English.
[1] Braunkohle hat einen geringeren Heizwert als Steinkohle.
[1] Lignite has a lower heating value as a hard cohale[1] Deutschland hat große Vorräte an Braunkohle.
[1] Germany has large supplies to lignite[1] „Als der Weg an den Resten einer alten Seilbahnstütze vorbeiführt, macht Orfer daran regionale Geschichte fest: Mittels Seilbahn sei die in Grillenberg abgebaute Braunkohle früher in die Krupp'sche Metallfabrik in Berndorf transportiert worden.“
[1] "When the path leads past the remains of an old cable car support, Orfer stipulates regional history: The brown coal, which was mined in Grillenberg, was previously transported to Krupp's metal factory in Berndorf" "Pictures or photos of Braunkohle
![[1] Braunkohle](https://der-die-das-train.com/api/image?file=Lignite-coal.jpg)
