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Is it der, die or das Flutwelle?

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Flutwelle

The correct article in German of Flutwelle is die. So it is die Flutwelle! (nominative case)

The word Flutwelle is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.

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German declension of Flutwelle?

How does the declension of Flutwelle 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 Flutwelle die Flutwellen
Genitive der Flutwelle der Flutwellen
Dative der Flutwelle den Flutwellen
Akkusative die Flutwelle die Flutwellen

What is the meaning of Flutwelle in German?

Flutwelle has various definitions in German:

[1] Traving zone increased water level

[1] sich fortbewegende Zone erhöhten Wasserstandes

[2] One of the two wave mountains around the earth once a day as part of the tide

[2] einer der beiden im Rahmen der Tide einmal täglich die Erde umrundenden Wellenberge

How to use Flutwelle in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Flutwelle with translations in English.

[1] Fünf Tage nach den Unwettern im Riesengebirge erreichte die Flutwelle die Oder.

[1] Five days after the storms in the giant mountains, the tidal wave reached the Oderä

[1] „Die Eisberge könnten kentern oder bersten und eine hohe Flutwelle auslösen.“

[1] "The icebergs could capsize or burst and trigger a high tidal wave"

[1] „Als das Ergebnis von 12,6 Milliarden Mark offiziell bekannt gegeben wurde, rollte Stolz wie eine Flutwelle durch ganz Deutschland.“

[1] "When the result of 12.6 billion marks was officially announced, proudly rolled through all of Germany as a tidal wave" "

[1] „Nachdem der Monsun immer wieder Flutwellen in die Bucht getrieben hatte, musste ein Teil Victorias versetzt werden.“

[1] "After the monsoon had repeatedly driven flood waves into the bay, part of Victoria had to be moved"

[2] Zweimal täglich spült die Flutwelle den Abfall von hoher See an Land.

[2] Twice a day, the tidal wave rinses the waste from High See on land