das Gepäck

A1

luggage

English meaning
luggage
Gender
das — neuter
Vocabulary package
Luggage & Packing

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Gepäck in a sentence

Wollen Sie Ihr Gepäck mitnehmen?

Do you want to take your luggage with you?

Declension of das Gepäck

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedas Gepäck—
Accusativedas Gepäck—
Dativedem Gepäck—
Genitivedes Gepäcks—

Word family

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Where Gepäck comes from

mittelhochdeutsch gepac, seit 14. Jahrhundert belegt, mit Umlaut seit 16. Jahrhundert

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Questions about Gepäck

Is it der, die or das Gepäck?

It is das Gepäck — Gepäck is neuter.

What is the genitive of Gepäck?

The genitive singular is des Gepäcks.

What does Gepäck mean in English?

das Gepäck means "luggage". For example: "Wollen Sie Ihr Gepäck mitnehmen?" — "Do you want to take your luggage with you?"

What level is Gepäck in German?

Gepäck is a A1 word — a1 — beginner. It belongs to the luggage & packing vocabulary.

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