Is it der, die or das Landesgrenze?
DIE
Landesgrenze
The correct article in German of Landesgrenze is die. So it is die Landesgrenze! (nominative case)
The word Landesgrenze is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Landesgrenze?
How does the declension of Landesgrenze 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 Landesgrenze | die Landesgrenzen |
Genitive | der Landesgrenze | der Landesgrenzen |
Dative | der Landesgrenze | den Landesgrenzen |
Akkusative | die Landesgrenze | die Landesgrenzen |
What is the meaning of Landesgrenze in German?
Landesgrenze is defined as:
[1] Territorial border of a state or federal state
[1] territoriale Grenze eines Staates oder BundeslandesHow to use Landesgrenze in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Landesgrenze with translations in English.
[1] Er darf sich nur innerhalb der Landesgrenzen aufhalten.
[1] He may only be within the national borders[1] „Die bisherigen Gesetze reichen jedenfalls nicht aus, und die Zuständigkeiten der nationalen Wettbewerbshüter enden an den Landesgrenzen.“
[1] "In any case, the previous laws are not sufficient, and the responsibilities of the national competitive keepers end at the national limits"[1] „Etwas nördlicher, ebenfalls im ehemaligen Grenzstreifen, unmittelbar an der Landesgrenze zu Hessen befindet sich ein Eichsfelder Prachtstück, die Burgruine Hanstein.“
[1] "Somewhat northern, also in the former border strip, directly on the state border with Hessen there is an Eichsfeld gem, the Hansteinä castle ruin" "