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The article for

Rage

die Rage

Rage is a feminine German noun. Its article is die.

Plural
no plural

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Why is it die Rage?

Rage ends in -e, and most nouns ending in -e are feminine: in a German dictionary, 79% of them take die.

All nouns ending in -e
Sense 1
die

Meaning

[1] Uncontrolled excitement

[1] unkontrollierte Aufregung

Examples

[1] "His voice will be hoarse before rageä"

[1] „Seine Stimme wird heiser vor Rage.“

[1] "Wertheim was so rage that he could no longer stop, and so he insulted Krämer as if he were the wrong one and intestinal his role"

[1] „Wertheim war so sehr in Rage geraten, daß er nicht mehr aufhören konnte, und so beschimpfte er Krämer, als wäre er der Falsche und maße sich unverschämterweise seine Rolle an.“
More source examples (2)

These dictionary examples can include historical and less common uses.

[1] "Niko got more and more into the rage and hit the ground with his walking stick"

[1] „Niko geriet immer mehr in Rage und schlug mit seinem Spazierstock auf den Boden.“

[1] "It only brought the fiery, little man in Rageä"

[1] „Es brachte den feurigen, kleinen Mann nur noch mehr in Rage.“

Declension

1 Singular Plural
Nominativ die Rage —
Genitiv der Rage —
Dativ der Rage —
Akkusativ die Rage —

Pronunciation

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