der Bluterguss
C1a really bad bruise (wenig benutzt)
- English meaning
- a really bad bruise (wenig benutzt)
- Gender
- der — masculine
- Plural
- die Blutergüsse
- CEFR level
- German C1 vocabulary list
- Vocabulary package
- Pain & Injury
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Bluterguss in a sentence
Ein großer Bluterguss verfärbte die Haut blau.
A large bruise discolored the skin blue.
Declension of der Bluterguss
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | der Bluterguss | die Blutergüsse |
| Accusative | den Bluterguss | die Blutergüsse |
| Dative | dem Bluterguss | den Blutergüssen |
| Genitive | des Blutergusses | der Blutergüsse |
Word family
der Bluterguss is built from das Blut (blood). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.
Where Bluterguss comes from
Determinativkompositum aus den Substantiven Blut und Erguss
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Questions about Bluterguss
Is it der, die or das Bluterguss?
It is der Bluterguss — Bluterguss is masculine. In the plural it becomes die Blutergüsse.
What is the plural of Bluterguss?
The plural of der Bluterguss is die Blutergüsse.
What is the genitive of Bluterguss?
The genitive singular is des Blutergusses. The dative plural is den Blutergüssen.
What does Bluterguss mean in English?
der Bluterguss means "a really bad bruise (wenig benutzt)". For example: "Ein großer Bluterguss verfärbte die Haut blau." — "A large bruise discolored the skin blue."
What level is Bluterguss in German?
Bluterguss is a C1 word — c1 — advanced. It belongs to the pain & injury vocabulary.
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