Is it der, die or das Start?
DER
Start
The correct article in German of Start is der. So it is der Start! (nominative case)
The word Start is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.
The declension 2 (singular 2, plural 2) is rarely used .
German declension of Start?
How does the declension of Start 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 1 | Singular 2 | Plural 1 | Plural 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | der Start | der Start | die Starts | die Starte |
| Genitive | des Starts | des Startes des Starts | der Starts | der Starte |
| Dative | dem Start | dem Start dem Starte | den Starts | den Starten |
| Akkusative | den Start | den Start | die Starts | die Starte |
What is the meaning of Start in German?
Start has various definitions in German:
[1] Intentional start of an activity / project
[1] absichtsvoller Beginn einer Tätigkeit/eines Projekts[2] Beginning of a racetrack, a race
[2] Anfang einer Rennstrecke, eines Rennens[3] Take-off of an aircraft
[3] Abheben eines FluggerätsHow to use Start in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Start with translations in English.
[1] Start des deutschen Wiktionary war im Mai 2004.
[1] The German Wiktionary started in May 2004.[2] Bevor das Rennen beginnen kann, müssen alle Läufer am Start sein.
[2] Before the race can begin, all runners must be at the start .[3] Der Pilot hat einen glänzenden Start hingelegt.
[3] The pilot made a brilliant start[3] „Den Forschern zufolge würde ein neues System zur Luftbetankung auch die Lärmbelastung in der Nähe von Flughäfen erheblich reduzieren, da schwerere Flugzeuge beim Start mehr Lärm verursachten.“[3]
[3] "According to the researchers, a new in-flight refueling system would also significantly reduce noise pollution near airports, as heavier aircraft make more noise when taking off ." [3]
