Is it der, die or das Nase?
DIE
Nase
The correct article in German of Nase is die. So it is die Nase! (nominative case)
The word Nase is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Nase?
How does the declension of Nase 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 Nase | die Nasen |
Genitive | der Nase | der Nasen |
Dative | der Nase | den Nasen |
Akkusative | die Nase | die Nasen |
What is the meaning of Nase in German?
Nase has various definitions in German:
[1] A odor and respiratory body in the middle of the face
[1] ein Geruchs- und Atmungsorgan in der Mitte des Gesichts[2] Something that looks like [1]
[2] etwas, das wie [1] aussieht[3] A swear word
[3] ein Schimpfwort[4] Zoology: a white fish (chondrostoma nasus)
[4] Zoologie: ein Weißfisch (Chondrostoma nasus)How to use Nase in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Nase with translations in English.
[1] Ich atme durch die Nase.
[1] I breathe through my nose.[1] „Beim Schlafen sickerte in der Nase der Schnött immer auf die Seite, die unten war.“
[1] "When sleeping, always sucked on the side in the nose of the Schnött, the one below" "[1] „Gleichzeitig schockte die Kälte des Wassers seinen Körper, als die Nässe seine Kleidung durchdrang, und ein Brennen durchzog die Nase.“
[1] "At the same time, the cold of the water shocked his body as the wet penetrated its clothes, and a burning risen passed through" "[1] „Sobald man die Nase aus den Büchern in die Wirklichkeit steckte, kam man an einer Stellungnahme kaum vorbei.“
[1] "As soon as you put your nose out of the books in reality, you could hardly get past a statement"[2] Die Farbe lief als dicker Tropfen abwärts und bildete eine Nase.
[2] The color ran down as a thick drop and formed a nose.[3] Du Nase!
[3] You nose[4] Die Nase hat ein unterständiges Maul.
[4] The nose has a subordinate mouth