Definition
A group of words that expresses a complete thought.
Translations
- English
- sentence
- Français
- phrase
- Türkçe
- cümle
- Polski
- zdanie
- Русский
- предложение
- Українська
- речення
GERMAN DICTIONARY
der Satz
- A1
- Noun
- Education & Learning
sentence
/deːɐ̯ ˈzat͡s/
Meaning and translations
Meaning, definition and translations of this sense.
Grammar & classification
Main grammatical and classification properties of the word.
- Article
- der
- Gender
- Masculine
- Plural
- Sätze
- Part of speech
- Noun
- CEFR level
- A1
- Morphology
- Simple word
- Topics
- Education & LearningPrimary
Usage examples
Examples showing real usage and grammatical forms.
- Der Satz hat fünf Wörter.NominativSing.The sentence has five words.
- Schreibe bitte einen kurzen Satz.AkkusativSing.Please write a short sentence.
- Ich verstehe den Satz nicht.AkkusativSing.I do not understand the sentence.
- Am Ende des Satzes steht ein Punkt.GenitivSing.There is a full stop at the end of the sentence.
- Die Sätze sind sehr kurz.NominativPlur.The sentences are very short.
- Wir lesen die Sätze laut.AkkusativPlur.We read the sentences aloud.
- In diesen Sätzen fehlt das Verb.DativPlur.The verb is missing from these sentences.
Pronunciation and forms
Pronunciation and audio for the lemma and important forms.
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Lemma
Satz/zat͡s/
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Article phrase
der Satz/deːɐ̯ ˈzat͡s/
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Plural
Sätze/ˈzɛt͡sə/
Declension / Forms
How the noun changes across German cases and singular or plural.
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominativ | der Satz | die Sätze |
| Akkusativ | den Satz | die Sätze |
| Dativ | dem Satz | den Sätzen |
| Genitiv | des Satzes | der Sätze |
Usage and collocations
Typical constructions, prepositions and word combinations.
- Collocationeinen Satz schreiben
- Collocationeinen Satz bilden
- Collocationeinen Satz verstehen
Semantic relations
How this meaning relates to other meanings and easily confused words.
No semantic relations have been added for this sense.
Word formation and word family
How the word is formed and its reviewed lexical family.
Formation typeSimple word