die Braut

A1

bride

English meaning
bride
Gender
die — feminine
Plural
die Bräute
Vocabulary package
Marriage & Weddings

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Braut in a sentence

Die Braut trägt ein weißes Kleid.

The bride wears a white dress.

Declension of die Braut

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie Brautdie Bräute
Accusativedie Brautdie Bräute
Dativeder Brautden Bräuten
Genitiveder Brautder Bräute

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Questions about Braut

Is it der, die or das Braut?

It is die Braut — Braut is feminine. In the plural it becomes die Bräute.

What is the plural of Braut?

The plural of die Braut is die Bräute.

What is the genitive of Braut?

The genitive singular is der Braut. The dative plural is den Bräuten.

What does Braut mean in English?

die Braut means "bride". For example: "Die Braut trägt ein weißes Kleid." — "The bride wears a white dress."

What level is Braut in German?

Braut is a A1 word — a1 — beginner. It belongs to the marriage & weddings vocabulary.

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