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All words in eit are fem . except der Streit , the dispute , the contention . The adjective in German is indeclinable , like the English , when it is a predicate or attribute , and refers to a substantive , generally by means of the ...
All words in eit are fem . except der Streit , the dispute , the contention . The adjective in German is indeclinable , like the English , when it is a predicate or attribute , and refers to a substantive , generally by means of the ...
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So waren seine Worte , so were , such were his words . Wort is one of those nouns which have two plurals , one Worte , and the other with the diphthong , Wörter . The former is collective , and means spoken , or connected words ...
So waren seine Worte , so were , such were his words . Wort is one of those nouns which have two plurals , one Worte , and the other with the diphthong , Wörter . The former is collective , and means spoken , or connected words ...
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The word Gemach , neuter , is of the higher styles of writing . We commonly say Schlafgemach only of the bed - rooms of persons of high distinction . Das heimliche Gemach , the secret chamber , is a refined expression for a water ...
The word Gemach , neuter , is of the higher styles of writing . We commonly say Schlafgemach only of the bed - rooms of persons of high distinction . Das heimliche Gemach , the secret chamber , is a refined expression for a water ...
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The Germans have four words for curiosity . When it is a laudable curiosity , directed to the acquisition of knowledge , it is die Wiszbegierde , ( the desire of knowing ) from wissen , to know , " savoir , " and die ” Begierde ...
The Germans have four words for curiosity . When it is a laudable curiosity , directed to the acquisition of knowledge , it is die Wiszbegierde , ( the desire of knowing ) from wissen , to know , " savoir , " and die ” Begierde ...
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Hence we say , eine Mondfinsternisz , ein Sonnenfinsternisz , an eclipse of the moon , of The words in isz are mostly feminine , though there are several neuter , as das Gedächtnisz , the memory ; dus Begräbnisz , the funeral .
Hence we say , eine Mondfinsternisz , ein Sonnenfinsternisz , an eclipse of the moon , of The words in isz are mostly feminine , though there are several neuter , as das Gedächtnisz , the memory ; dus Begräbnisz , the funeral .
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