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Is it der, die or das Hypothese?

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Hypothese

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

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

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German declension of Hypothese?

How does the declension of Hypothese 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 Hypothese die Hypothesen
Genitive der Hypothese der Hypothesen
Dative der Hypothese den Hypothesen
Akkusative die Hypothese die Hypothesen

What is the meaning of Hypothese in German?

Hypothese has various definitions in German:

[1] Science: Unpleasant (scientific) assumption that still requires evidence

[1] Wissenschaft: unbewiesene (wissenschaftliche) Annahme, die noch eines Beweises bedarf

[2] General: mere assumption, claim without evidence

[2] allgemein: bloße Annahme, Behauptung ohne Beleg

How to use Hypothese in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Hypothese with translations in English.

[1] Hypothesen können induktiv aufgrund von Beobachtungen, aber auch deduktiv durch Ableitung aus Gesetzen oder gar einer Theorie gewonnen und müssen noch überprüft werden.

[1] Hypotheses can be obtained inductively due to observations, but also deductive by deriving from laws or even a theory and must still be checked

[1] „Entscheidend ist, daß Phantasie und Einfallsreichtum auf glückliche Fragen und fruchtbare Hypothesen führen.“

[1] "It is crucial that imagination and ingenuity lead to happy questions and fertile hypotheses"

[1] „Besteht die Hypothese diese Prüfung, dann hat man eine erste Theorie.“

[1] "If the hypothesis passes this test, then you have a first theory" "

[1] „Die Ontologisierung linguistischer Konstrukte ist natürlich kein ausschließlich unbewußter Vorgang, sondern wird an verschiedenen Stellen bewußt durch zusätzliche Hypothesen vertreten.“

[1] "The ontologization of linguistic constructs is of course not exclusively unconscious process, but is deliberately represented at various points by additional hypotheses"

[1, 2] „Hypothesen sind Netze, nur der wird fangen, der auswirft.“

[1, 2] "Hypotheses are nets, only that will catch, who throws out"

[2] Seine Überlegungen sind pure Hypothesen, die durch nichts zu belegen sind.

[2] His considerations are pure hypotheses that are not to be proven by anything