der Heide

C1

gentile / pagan

English meaning
gentile / pagan
Gender
der — masculine
Plural
die Heiden

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Heide in a sentence

Der Heide glaubte nicht an Gott.

The pagan did not believe in God.

Declension of der Heide

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeder Heidedie Heiden
Accusativeden Heidendie Heiden
Dativedem Heidenden Heiden
Genitivedes Heidender Heiden

Word family

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Where Heide comes from

mittelhochdeutsch heiden, althochdeutsch heidan, „offenbar übernommen aus dem Gotischen“, belegt seit dem 8. Jahrhundert, heutige Form 14. Jahrhundert.

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Questions about Heide

Is it der, die or das Heide?

It is der Heide — Heide is masculine. In the plural it becomes die Heiden.

What is the plural of Heide?

The plural of der Heide is die Heiden.

What is the genitive of Heide?

The genitive singular is des Heiden. The dative plural is den Heiden.

What does Heide mean in English?

der Heide means "gentile / pagan". For example: "Der Heide glaubte nicht an Gott." — "The pagan did not believe in God."

What level is Heide in German?

Heide is a C1 word — c1 — advanced.

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