Is it der, die or das Lokomotive?

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Lokomotive

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

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

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German declension of Lokomotive?

How does the declension of Lokomotive 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 Lokomotive	die Lokomotiven
Genitive	der Lokomotive	der Lokomotiven
Dative	der Lokomotive	den Lokomotiven
Akkusative	die Lokomotive	die Lokomotiven

What is the meaning of Lokomotive in German?

Lokomotive is defined as:

[1] Drive module of a train, tractor for goods or passenger cars

[1] Antriebsmodul eines Zuges, Zugmaschine für Güter- oder Personenwagen

How to use Lokomotive in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Lokomotive with translations in English.

[1] Dieser Zug hat aus Sicherheitsgründen sogar zwei Lokomotiven.

For safety reasons, this train even has two locomotive

[1] „Kommerzienrat Mahlhuber trank sein Bier aus bis auf die Nagelprobe, sprang aber gleich darauf, als die Lokomotive einen kleinen Pfiff tat, erschrocken in das Coupé zurück, solche Angst hatte er, dagelassen zu werden.“

[1] "Commercial Council Mahlhuber drank his beer except for the nail sample, but jumped back into the coupé when the locomotive did a little whistle, he was so scared, he was so scared.

[1] „Wir fahren an stehenden Lokomotiven vorbei.“

[1] "We drive past standing locomotives"

[1] „Die Lokomotive ist da.“

[1] "The locomotive is there"

[1] „Die Lokomotive schnaubt mühsam von Bahnstation zu Bahnstation.“

[1] "The locomotive snorted from a train station to Bahnstationä".

Pictures or photos of Lokomotive

[1] Diesellokomotive