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German declension of Leipzig?

How does the declension of Leipzig 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 (das) Leipzig
Genitive (des Leipzig) (des Leipzigs) Leipzigs
Dative (dem) Leipzig
Akkusative (das) Leipzig

What is the meaning of Leipzig in German?

Leipzig has various definitions in German:

[1] City in Germany, Saxony

[1] Stadt in Deutschland, Sachsen

[2] Kleinstadt in Saskatchewan, Canada

[2] Kleinstadt in Saskatchewan, Kanada

Kleinstadt in the Federation Circle of Urals, Oblast Tscheljabinsk, Russia

[3] Kleinstadt im Föderationskreis Ural, Oblast Tscheljabinsk, Russland

[4] Historical: District in the GDR

[4] historisch: Bezirk in der DDR

[5] Code of name of the Leipzig district

[5] Namensbestandteil des Landkreises Leipzig

[6] Historical: Opportunity component of the Leipzig Directorate District

[6] historisch: Namensbestandteil des Direktionsbezirks Leipzig

[7] Historical: Opportunity component of the Leipzig government district

[7] historisch: Namensbestandteil des Regierungsbezirks Leipzig

[8] Historical: Came part of the Leipzig district captain

[8] historisch: Namensbestandteil der Kreishauptmannschaft Leipzig

[9] Historical: Came part of the Leipzig Office of the Office

[9] historisch: Namensbestandteil der Amtshauptmannschaft Leipzig

[10] Leipzig Mountain, Berg in the Rocky Mountains, British Columbia, Canada

[10] Leipzig Mountain, Berg in den Rocky Mountains, British Columbia, Kanada

How to use Leipzig in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Leipzig with translations in English.

[1] Mein Leipzig lob' ich mir! Es ist ein klein Paris und bildet seine Leute.

[1] My Leipzig praise me. It is a little Paris and forms its human

[1] Ich komme nach Leipzig, an einen Ort, wo man die ganze Welt im kleinen sehen kann.

[1] I come to Leipzig, to a place where you can see the whole world on a small scale

[1] „Aber auch und vor allem Leipzig gilt als traditionelles Zentrum der Onomastik, wie Fachwissenschaftler die Namenkunde nennen.“

[1] "But also and above all Leipzig is considered a traditional center of onoma, as specialist scientists call the name science"

[1–3] Ich bin in Leipzig geboren.

[1–3] I was born in Leipzig

[1–3] Ich habe in Leipzig meinen Urlaub verbracht.

[1–3] I spent my vacation in Leipzig

[1–3] Nach Leipzig führen viele Wege.

[1–3] Many paths lead to Leipzig

[4] An den Bezirk Leipzig grenzen im Norden und Westen der Bezirk Halle, im Nordosten der Bezirk Cottbus, im Osten der Bezirk Dresden, im Süden der Bezirk Karl-Marx-Stadt und im Süd-Westen der Bezirk Gera.

[4] At the Leipzig district, the district of Halle, in the northeast of the district of Cottbus, in the east of the district of Dresden, in the south of the district of Karl-Marx-Stadt and in the south-west of the district of GERAE

Pictures or photos of Leipzig

[1] Die Thomaskirche in Leipzig
[1] Die Thomaskirche in Leipzig