Invalider
German
Etymology
Nominalization of invalid.
Noun
Invalider m (adjectival, definite nominative der Invalide, genitive (des) Invaliden, plural Invalide, definite plural die Invaliden, feminine Invalide or Invalidin)
- nominalization of invalid
Declension
Declension of Invalider [masculine, adjectival]
| singular | plural | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| masculine gender | strong declension | |||
| nominative | Invalider | Invalide | ||
| genitive | Invaliden | Invalider | ||
| dative | Invalidem | Invaliden | ||
| accusative | Invaliden | Invalide | ||
| weak declension | ||||
| nominative | der | Invalide | die | Invaliden |
| genitive | des | Invaliden | der | Invaliden |
| dative | dem | Invaliden | den | Invaliden |
| accusative | den | Invaliden | die | Invaliden |
| mixed declension | ||||
| nominative | ein | Invalider | (keine) | Invaliden |
| genitive | eines | Invaliden | (keiner) | Invaliden |
| dative | einem | Invaliden | (keinen) | Invaliden |
| accusative | einen | Invaliden | (keine) | Invaliden |
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