Schwarze
German
Etymology 1
From schwarz (“black”).
Noun
Schwarze f (adjectival, definite nominative die Schwarze, genitive Schwarzer, definite genitive der Schwarzen, plural Schwarze, definite plural die Schwarzen, masculine Schwarzer)
Declension
Declension of Schwarze [feminine, adjectival]
singular | plural | |||
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feminine gender | strong declension | |||
nominative | Schwarze | Schwarze | ||
genitive | Schwarzer | Schwarzer | ||
dative | Schwarzer | Schwarzen | ||
accusative | Schwarze | Schwarze | ||
weak declension | ||||
nominative | die | Schwarze | die | Schwarzen |
genitive | der | Schwarzen | der | Schwarzen |
dative | der | Schwarzen | den | Schwarzen |
accusative | die | Schwarze | die | Schwarzen |
mixed declension | ||||
nominative | eine | Schwarze | (keine) | Schwarzen |
genitive | einer | Schwarzen | (keiner) | Schwarzen |
dative | einer | Schwarzen | (keinen) | Schwarzen |
accusative | eine | Schwarze | (keine) | Schwarzen |
Etymology 2
See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.
Noun
Schwarze m
- inflection of Schwarzer:
- strong nominative/accusative plural
- weak nominative singular
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