Is it der, die or das Karawane?
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Karawane
The correct article in German of Karawane is die. So it is die Karawane! (nominative case)
The word Karawane is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Karawane?
How does the declension of Karawane 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 Karawane | die Karawanen |
Genitive | der Karawane | der Karawanen |
Dative | der Karawane | den Karawanen |
Akkusative | die Karawane | die Karawanen |
What is the meaning of Karawane in German?
Karawane has various definitions in German:
[1] A group of travelers, merchants, researchers, pilgrims or the like who (with camels as a load carrier) pulls through deserts and uninhabited areas (especially in front and center as well as North Africa)
[1] eine Gruppe von Reisenden, Kaufleuten, Forschern, Pilgern oder dergleichen, die (mit Kamelen als Lastenträger) durch Wüsten und unbewohnte Gebiete (besonders in Vorder- und Mittelasien sowie Nordafrika) zieht[2] In a figurative sense: larger number of people or vehicles in a long train in a long train
[2] im übertragenen Sinne: sich in einem langen Zug hintereinander fortbewegende größere Anzahl von Personen oder FahrzeugenHow to use Karawane in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Karawane with translations in English.
[1] Die Karawanen waren oft mehrere hundert Meter lang und transportierten Handelswaren.
[1] The caravans were often several hundred meters long and transported merchandise[1] „Am nächsten Tag zog die Karawane schon frühzeitig weiter.“
[1] "The next day the caravan moved on early on"[1] „Csoma verbrachte ungefähr sechs Wochen in Aleppo, dann schloß er sich einer Karawane an, die den Irak zum Ziel hatte.“
[1] "Csoma spent about six weeks in Aleppo, then he joined a caravan who had the goal of Iraq"[2] „Jetzt bildete Toko wieder den Schluß der Karawane.“
[2] "Now Toko formed the end of the Karawanese" again "