die Haut

B1

skin

English meaning
skin
Gender
die — feminine
Vocabulary package
Parts of the Body

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Haut in a sentence

Haben Sie eine Creme für trockene Haut?

Do you have a cream for dry skin?

Declension of die Haut

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie Haut—
Accusativedie Haut—
Dativeder Hautden Häuten
Genitiveder Haut—

Word family

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Where Haut comes from

mittelhochdeutsch hūt, althochdeutsch hūt, germanisch *hūdi- „Haut“, belegt seit dem 8. Jahrhundert

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Questions about Haut

Is it der, die or das Haut?

It is die Haut — Haut is feminine.

What is the genitive of Haut?

The genitive singular is der Haut. The dative plural is den Häuten.

What does Haut mean in English?

die Haut means "skin". For example: "Haben Sie eine Creme für trockene Haut?" — "Do you have a cream for dry skin?"

What level is Haut in German?

Haut is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the parts of the body vocabulary.

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