Is it der, die or das Emanzipation?
DIE
Emanzipation
The correct article in German of Emanzipation is die. So it is die Emanzipation! (nominative case)
The word Emanzipation is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Emanzipation?
How does the declension of Emanzipation 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 Emanzipation | die Emanzipationen |
| Genitive | der Emanzipation | der Emanzipationen |
| Dative | der Emanzipation | den Emanzipationen |
| Akkusative | die Emanzipation | die Emanzipationen |
What is the meaning of Emanzipation in German?
Emanzipation is defined as:
[1] The exemption from social or personal dependencies and the profit of independence
[1] die Befreiung aus gesellschaftlichen oder persönlichen Abhängigkeiten und der Gewinn von SelbständigkeitHow to use Emanzipation in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Emanzipation with translations in English.
[1] Die Aufklärung brachte eine Emanzipation des Denkens.
[1] The Enlightenment brought an emancipation of the thinking[1] „Inzwischen hat Billie allerdings durch ihre Emanzipation von Teddy Wilson ihren Ruf weiter gefestigt.“
[1] "However, due to her emancipation of Teddy Wilson, Billie has continued her reputation"[1] „Die unfreiwillige Emanzipation von Leas Erziehung setzte sich in der Lindenallee auf andere Weise fort.“
[1] "The involuntary emancipation of LEES education continued in other ways in Lindenallee"[1] „Also führte ich sie in die alte, etwas verkommene Pension ohne Stern, und wir mußten, Emanzipation hin, Emanzipation her, die Koffer der Frauen tragen.“
[1] "So I led her to the old, somewhat deterior pension without a star, and we had to go, emancipation, emancipation, the suitcases of the women wear"[1] „Ein Teil des Problems liegt darin, dass die Emanzipation des Mannes nie einen Fürsprecher gehabt hat, nie Bestandteil der Erziehung gewesen ist.“
[1] "Part of the problem lies in the fact that the man's emancipation never had a advocate, has never been part of the upbringing"
