Is it der, die or das Granate?
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Granate
The correct article in German of Granate is die. So it is die Granate! (nominative case)
The word Granate is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Granate?
How does the declension of Granate 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 Granate | die Granaten |
Genitive | der Granate | der Granaten |
Dative | der Granate | den Granaten |
Akkusative | die Granate | die Granaten |
What is the meaning of Granate in German?
Granate has various definitions in German:
[1] floor that is filled with a explosive load and provided with a detonator
[1] Geschoss, das mit einer Sprengladung gefüllt und mit einem Zünder versehen ist[2] Heraldik: Display element in coat of arms
[2] Heraldik: Darstellungselement bei Wappenschilden[3] colloquially: impressively beautiful woman
[3] umgangssprachlich: beeindruckend schöne FrauHow to use Granate in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Granate with translations in English.
[1] „Versteckt waren die Gewehre, Granaten, Bajonette und Zielfernrohre unter Stroh.“
[1] "The rifles, grenades, bayonets and riflescopes under straw" were hidden[1] „Wir schnellen mit einem Ruck in einem Teil unseres Seins beim ersten Dröhnen der Granaten um Tausende von Jahren zurück.“
[1] "We will fare back with a jerk in part of our being at the first roar of the grenades by thousands of years"[1] „Später wurde es sogar möglich, das singende Geräusch einzelner Granaten, die über die Köpfe hinwegzogen, zu vernehmen.“
[1] "Later it was even possible to hear the singing sound of individual grenades that pull over the heads"[1] „Die Häuser waren von Granaten zerstört, und auf der Straße lag alles voll Mörtel und Gips und zerfetzten Balken und zertrümmerten Dachziegeln, und überall waren Löcher, manche vom Senfgas gelb umrandet.“
[1] "The houses were destroyed by grenades, and on the street everything was full of mortar and plaster and tattered beams and smashed roof tiles, and everywhere holes were, some were surrounded by mustard gas yellow"[2] Im von 1843 bis 1845 in Ecuador gültigen Wappen kann man zwei Granaten erkennen.
[2] In the coat of arms valid in Ecuador from 1843 to 1845, two grenades can be seen[3] „Hast du dieses Mädel gesehen? Mann, war das eine Granate!“
[3] "If you saw this girl, it was a grenade" "