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The article for

Schotten

der Schotten

Schotten is a masculine German noun. Its article is der.

Plural
no plural

Learn the noun together with its article. See the article rules.

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Why is it der Schotten?

No ending, compound or meaning rule gives away the article of Schotten, so learn the two together: der Schotten.

Sense 1
der

Meaning

[1] Austrian, southern German: dry curd cheese, crumbled cheese cheese

[1] österreichisch, süddeutsch: ausgetrockneter Topfen, zu Bröseln zerfallener Käse

Examples

[1] The Scots are still missing in the soup

[1] Der Schotten fehlt noch in der Suppe.

Declension

1 Singular Plural
Nominativ der Schotten —
Genitiv des Schottens —
Dativ dem Schotten —
Akkusativ den Schotten —
Sense 2
das

Meaning

[1] A city in Hesse, Germany

[1] eine Stadt in Hessen, Deutschland

Examples

[1] Scots lies in the middle of Hessensä

[1] Schotten liegt in der Mitte Hessens.
Grammar note

The article is needed if "Scots" in a certain quality, at a certain time or period as a subject or object in the sentence, is otherwise, i.e. usually, no article is used.

Declension

1 Singular Plural
Nominativ (das) Schotten —
Genitiv (des Schotten) (des Schottens) Schottens —
Dativ (dem) Schotten —
Akkusativ (das) Schotten —

Pronunciation

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