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FAQ – N-Deklination in German
What is the N-Declension in German?
N-Deklination refers to a group of masculine nouns in German that take an “-n” or “-en” ending in every case except the nominative singular.
Example:
Die Tasche des Studenten = The student’s bag.
Learn more with examples here:
Which Nouns Follow the N-Declension Pattern?
This pattern applies only to masculine nouns, especially those:
- describing people, professions, or nationalities (e.g. der Kollege, der Franzose)
- referring to animals (e.g. der Hase, der Rabe)
- ending in suffixes like -ant, -ent, -ist, -oge, -ad, -at
For example:
- der Präsident → des Präsidenten
- der Biologe → dem Biologen
What Will I Do in This Quiz?
You’ll choose the correct form of a masculine noun from the N-Deklination group based on the sentence context and case.
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