Kasus
derNoungrammatical case
English translations
- 01
case
Word details
- German meaning
- die grammatikalische Form eines Nomens, Pronomens oder Adjektivs, die seine Funktion im Satz angibt
- English meaning
- case (grammar)
- Synonym
- Fall, grammatischer Fall
- German example
- Im Deutschen gibt es vier Fälle: Nominativ, Genitiv, Dativ und Akkusativ.
- English example
- In German, there are four cases: nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Kasus
- Plural Form
- die Kasus
Related words
- georgisch
Georgian refers to Georgia, a country in the Caucasus, or to the Georgian language and culture.
- awarisch
Avar
- tschetschenisch
Chechen
- ablativisch
"Ablative" refers to the ablative case, a grammatical case that mainly occurs in Latin and expresses various functions such as place, time, means, or cause. There is no direct equivalent in German, but similar functions can be expressed through prepositions and other grammatical constructions.
- Beugung
Inflection
- Awarin
Avar woman is a member of the Avar people, who mainly live in the Caucasus.
- Flexion
Inflection
- Adessiv
adessive case
- Essiv
Essive case
- Translativ
Translative case
- Lativ
The lative case is a grammatical case in some languages that indicates direction or destination of movement or action; 'where to?'.
- Komitativ
Comitative case
- deklinierbar
declinable
- Nominativ
Nominative
Example sentences with “Kasus”
Der Genitiv ist ein Kasus. (The genitive is a case.)
Frequently asked questions
What is the plural of Kasus?
The plural form is also 'Kasus' (the 'u' is long).