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Dividende

die Dividende

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

Plural
die Dividenden
English
dividend
Topic
Finance

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Why is it die Dividende?

Dividende 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
Sense 1
die

Meaning

[1] Economy: share of the earnings (profit) in the balance sheet profit of a company paid to the owners of a company ; mostly in the legal form of a stock corporation or cooperative

[1] Wirtschaft: an die Eigentümer eines Unternehmens ausgezahlter Ertragsanteil (Gewinn) am Bilanzgewinn eines Unternehmens; meist in der Rechtsform einer Aktiengesellschaft oder Genossenschaft

Examples

[1] DaimlerChrysler pays a dividend of EUR 0.70 per share

[1] DaimlerChrysler zahlt eine Dividende von 0,70 Euro pro Aktie.

[1] "Mastercard delights its shareholders. The financial services provider wants to significantly increase its dividend and undertake a share split, as it announced on Tuesday evening." [3]

[1] „Mastercard erfreut seine Aktionäre. Der Finanzdienstleister will seine Dividende kräftig aufstocken und einen Aktiensplit vornehmen, wie er am Dienstagabend mitteilte.“[3]
More source examples (1)

These dictionary examples can include historical and less common uses.

[1] "The free cash flow after dividends fell by three quarters to EUR 263 million, the organic free cash flow (minus investments and acquisitions) after dividends increased by 44 percent to EUR 1.715 billion." [4]

[1] „Der freie Cashflow nach Dividenden ging um drei Viertel auf 263 Mio. Euro zurück, der organische freie Cashflow (abzüglich Investitionen und Akquisitionen) nach Dividenden legte um 44 Prozent auf 1,715 Mrd. Euro zu.“[4]

Declension

1 Singular Plural
Nominativ die Dividende die Dividenden
Genitiv der Dividende der Dividenden
Dativ der Dividende den Dividenden
Akkusativ die Dividende die Dividenden

Pronunciation

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