Is it der, die or das Mitternacht?
DIE
Mitternacht
The correct article in German of Mitternacht is die. So it is die Mitternacht! (nominative case)
The word Mitternacht is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Mitternacht?
How does the declension of Mitternacht 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 Mitternacht | die Mitternächte |
| Genitive | der Mitternacht | der Mitternächte |
| Dative | der Mitternacht | den Mitternächten |
| Akkusative | die Mitternacht | die Mitternächte |
What is the meaning of Mitternacht in German?
Mitternacht is defined as:
[1] Time 24 o'clock
[1] der Zeitpunkt 24 UhrHow to use Mitternacht in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Mitternacht with translations in English.
[1] Man kann nicht jeden Tag um Mitternacht ins Bett gehen.
[1] You can not go to bed every day at midnight[1] „Gegen Mitternacht, als seine Wange noch dicker geworden war und jede Bewegung an jeder Stelle seines Körpers weh tat, wurde ihm klar, daß der Barbier den falschen Zahn gezogen hatte.“[2]
[1] "At midnight, when his cheek had become even thicker and every movement hurt at every point of his body, he realized that the barber had pulled the wrong tooth at" [2][1] „Sie saß am Rand seines Bettes, sie war nackt, gestern um eins nach Mitternacht war sie viel zu müde gewesen, um noch in die Pyjamas zu schlüpfen.“[3]
[1] "She was sitting at the edge of his bed, she was naked, yesterday at one after midnight she had been too tired to slip into the pajamas at" [3][1] „St. Pölten ist ausgestorben, als wir weit nach Mitternacht durch den Schnee zu unseren Autos wanken.“[4]
[1] "St. Pölten is extinct when we wavered far after midnight through the snow to our cars." [4][1] „Die litauische Mitternacht, die Stunde der Werwölfe, war schon vorüber.“[5]
[1] "The Lithuanian midnight, the hour of the werewolves, was already over ." [5]
