Is it der, die or das Fee?
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Fee
The correct article in German of Fee is die. So it is die Fee! (nominative case)
The word Fee is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Fee?
How does the declension of Fee 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 Fee | die Feen |
Genitive | der Fee | der Feen |
Dative | der Fee | den Feen |
Akkusative | die Fee | die Feen |
What is the meaning of Fee in German?
Fee is defined as:
[1] Mythology, fairy tale: beautiful, mostly good, dear female fairy tale figure
[1] Mythologie, Märchen: schöne, meist gute, liebe weibliche MärchengestaltHow to use Fee in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Fee with translations in English.
[1] Im Wald erschien ihm eine gute Fee und gewährte ihm drei Wünsche.
[1] A good fairy appeared in the forest and granted him three wishes[1] „Elfen und Feen besuchen die Oberwelt und einige Menschen die Unterwelt.“
[1] "Elfen and fairies visit the upper world and some people the underworld"[1] „Ich hatte noch nicht angefangen zu essen, da vernahm ich in der Quelle ein Plätschern, die Fee trat hervor und bespritzte mich lachend mit Wasser.“
[1] "I hadn't started to eat yet, I heard a rippling in the source, which appeared and sprayed me with a water"[1] „Eine Peri ist die orientalische Schwester unserer Feen.“
[1] "A Peri is the oriental sister of our fairies"[1] „Die Feen drehten sich zu den Klängen einer Flöte, ihre Arme verwandelten sich in Schmetterlingsflügel, sie tauschten ihre Plätze, wieder und wieder, Wunderkerzen sprühten Funken in ihrer rechten Hand.“
[1] "The fairies turned to the sounds of a flute, their arms turned into butterfly wings, they exchanged their places, again and again, sparkle sprays sparks in their right hand"