Is it der, die or das Sense?
DIE
Sense
The correct article in German of Sense is die. So it is die Sense! (nominative case)
The word Sense is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.
German declension of Sense?
How does the declension of Sense 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 Sense | die Sensen |
Genitive | der Sense | der Sensen |
Dative | der Sense | den Sensen |
Akkusative | die Sense | die Sensen |
What is the meaning of Sense in German?
Sense is defined as:
[1] Agriculture: Sharp tools with a long stem for mowing grass, grain and the like
[1] Landwirtschaft: scharfes Werkzeug mit langem Stiel zum Mähen von Gras, Getreide und ÄhnlichemHow to use Sense in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Sense with translations in English.
[1] Mein Großvater mäht mit der Sense das Gras.
[1] My grandfather mows the grass with the scythe[1] „Und als er die Peitsche hob, war ich bereits zur Stelle und hieb sie mit einem einzigen Schlag meines Degens mitten entzwei, so wie eine Sense Gras schneidet.“
[1] "And when he raised the whip, I was already there and hit it with a single blow of my sword in the middle of the two, just like a scythe grass cuts"[1] „Er sagte dennoch zu und richtete ihr am nächsten Morgen eine kleine Sense her.“
[1] "He still agreed and directed her a small scythe the next morning"[1] „In Jorate gingen die Sensen durchs Korn, die weißen Tücher der Binderinnen hoben und senkten sich, auf den Stoppelfeldern sammelten sich die Störche.“
[1] "In Jorate the scythe went through the grain, the white towels of the binders raised and lowered, the stairs collected on the stubble fields"