Is it der, die or das Lauch?

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Lauch

The correct article in German of Lauch is der. So it is der Lauch! (nominative case)

The word Lauch is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.

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German declension of Lauch?

How does the declension of Lauch 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 1	Plural 2
Nominative	der Lauch	die Lauche	die Lauchs
Genitive	des Lauchs des Lauches	der Lauche	der Lauchs
Dative	dem Lauch dem Lauche	den Lauchen	den Lauchs
Akkusative	den Lauch	die Lauche	die Lauchs

What is the meaning of Lauch in German?

Lauch has various definitions in German:

[1] Botanik, Plural 1: vegetable variety from the genus Allium in the family of leek plants (Alliaceae)

[1] Botanik, Plural 1: Gemüsesorte aus der Gattung Allium in der Familie der Lauchgewächse (Alliaceae)

[2] Plural 1: Designation for various leek plants of the genus Allium, for example lucks (see [1]), garlic, rocambolle

[2] Plural 1: Bezeichnung für verschiedene Lauchgewächse der Gattung Allium, zum Beispiel Porree (siehe [1]), Knoblauch, Rokambolle

[3] Youth language, plural 2, pejorative: someone who is strangely or embarrassing weak, simple person

[3] jugendsprachlich, Plural 2, abwertend: jemand, der sich seltsam oder peinlich verhält; schwache, einfältige Person

How to use Lauch in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Lauch with translations in English.

[1] Um Lauch als Gemüsebeilage zuzubereiten, schneidet man ihn in Ringe und dünstet ihn dann.

[1] To prepare Lauch as a vegetable side insert, cut it into rings and deaf it down

[1] „Einen Moment lang stand ich da und betrachtete den Esstisch, an dem Clay und ich an jenem unerträglich heißen Sonntagnachmittag Lauch geschnitten und Kartofeln geschält hatten.“

[1] "I stood there for a moment and looked at the dining table where Clay and I had cut leek and cut cartofels on that unbearably hot Sunday afternoon"

[1] „Bis zum Ende der Gartensaison wird der Lauch groß und stark.“

[1] "The leek will be big and strong by the end of the garden season"

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[3] „‚Hey, nein, das ist meine Flasche, du Lauch, nimm die mir nicht weg, ich hab Durst‘, lallte ich vollkommen dicht.“

[3] "'Hey, no, this is my bottle, you leek, don't take it away, I have thirsty', I fully laid" "

[3] „‚Lauch, Digga!‘ raunt er, während er in Spannerhaltung durchs Fenster des billigen Lüneburger Motels das mutmaßliche Liebespaar beobachtet.“

[3] "'Lauch, Diggaeä’ he whispers while keeping the window of the cheap Lüneburg motel in tensioning the alleged lovers "

Is it der, die or das Lauch?

DIE

Lauch

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

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

Context 2

German declension of Lauch?

How does the declension of Lauch 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 Lauch	—
Genitive	der Lauch	—
Dative	der Lauch	—
Akkusative	die Lauch	—

What is the meaning of Lauch in German?

Lauch is defined as:

[1] River in France, the left tributary of the Ill, is created in the Vosges and flows near Colmar, about 53 km in length, in a sub -area since 1894 to Lauchsee

[1] Fluss in Frankreich, linker Nebenfluss der Ill, entsteht in den Vogesen und mündet bei Colmar, circa 53 km Länge, in einem Teilbereich seit 1894 gestaut zum Lauchsee

How to use Lauch in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Lauch with translations in English.

[1] In Colmar liegen malerische, blumengeschmückte Fachwerkhäuschen an dem Flüsschen Lauch.

[1] In Colmar there are picturesque, flower -decorated half -timbered houses on the river leek

Pictures or photos of Lauch

[1] marktfertiger Lauch

[1] geschnittener Lauch

[1] Die Lauch bei Issenheim