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The article for

Tschad

der Tschad

Tschad 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 Tschad?

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

Sense 1

Meaning

[1] State in Central Africa

[1] Staat in Zentralafrika

Examples

[1] "The Chad closes the eastern part of the Chadbeckens with most of the Cschadsee one" "

[1] „Der Tschad schließt den östlichen Teil des Tschadbeckens mit dem größten Teil des Tschadsees ein.“

[1] Over 7 million people live in Chad

[1] Im Tschad wohnen über 7 Millionen Menschen.
More source examples (1)

These dictionary examples can include historical and less common uses.

[1] N’Djamena is the capital of Cschawad

[1] N’Djamena ist die Hauptstadt von Tschad.
Grammar note

"Chad" can have both masculines and neutral genus The article is always used in "Chad" as a masculine, with "Chad" as a neutrum only if "Chad" in a certain quality, at a certain time or period as a subject Or object in the sentence.

In official texts, Chad is needed without an article.

Declension

1 Singular 1 Singular 2 Plural
Nominativ der Tschad (das) Tschad —
Genitiv des Tschad des Tschads (des Tschad) (des Tschads) Tschads —
Dativ dem Tschad (dem) Tschad —
Akkusativ den Tschad (das) Tschad —

Pronunciation

Dictionary entries include material from Wiktionary. Wiktionary