Is it der, die or das Locke?
DIE
Locke
The correct article in German of Locke is die. So it is die Locke! (nominative case)
The word Locke is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Locke?
How does the declension of Locke 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 Locke | die Locken |
Genitive | der Locke | der Locken |
Dative | der Locke | den Locken |
Akkusative | die Locke | die Locken |
What is the meaning of Locke in German?
Locke has various definitions in German:
[1] Railed hair
[1] gekräuseltes Haar[2] Music, colloquially: short for the lock march
[2] Musik, umgangssprachlich: kurz für den LockmarschHow to use Locke in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Locke with translations in English.
[1] Er war stolz auf seine natürlichen Locken.
[1] He was proud of his natural curls[1] „Jener zu sechs Jahren Haft verurteilte deutsche Kunstfälscher namens Wolfgang Beltracchi, der in diesen Wochen ein Selbstvermarktungs-Feuerwerk nach dem anderen zündet und seine grauen Locken auf einigen Titelseiten zeigen durfte, ist nicht der Parvenü, als der er sich in der Öffentlichkeit geriert.“
[1] “Those who were sentenced to six years in prison for six years in prison, named Wolfgang Beltracchi, who ignites one self-marketing fireworks after the other during these weeks and was allowed to show his gray curls on some title pages, is not the parvenu that he is in public riblede "[1] „Irina blies die blonden Locken aus der Stirn.“
[1] "Irina blew the blonde curls from the head" "[1] „Sie erinnerte sich auch an die dunkle Locke, die unter seiner Kappe hervorgerutscht und ihm in die Stirn gefallen war.“
[1] "She also remembered the dark curl that had slipped under his cap and had fallen into his forehead"[1] „Sich Locken zu toupieren, robes rondes zu tragen und Romanzen zu singen, um ihren Mann zu locken, das wäre ihr ebenso merkwürdig vorgekommen, wie etwa sich schön zu machen, um dann an sich selbst Freude zu haben.“
[1] "Toup on curls, wear Robes Rondes and sing romances to lure her husband, that would have happened as strange to her, for example, and then enjoying himself"[2] Wenn der Kapellmeister den Taktstock hebt, beginnt der Trommler mit der Locke.
[2] When the Kapellmeister lifts the baton, the drummer begins with the Locke