der Herzschlag
B2heartbeat
- English meaning
- heartbeat
- Gender
- der — masculine
- Plural
- die Herzschläge
- CEFR level
- German B2 vocabulary list
- Vocabulary package
- Organs & Inside the Body
- Dictionary
- German words with H
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Herzschlag in a sentence
Der Herzschlag sollte zwischen 60 und 100 Schlägen liegen.
The heartbeat should be between 60 and 100 beats.
Declension of der Herzschlag
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | der Herzschlag | die Herzschläge |
| Accusative | den Herzschlag | die Herzschläge |
| Dative | dem Herzschlag | den Herzschlägen |
| Genitive | des Herzschlags | der Herzschläge |
Word family
der Herzschlag is built from das Herz (heart). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.
Where Herzschlag comes from
Determinativkompositum aus den Substantiven Herz und Schlag
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Questions about Herzschlag
Is it der, die or das Herzschlag?
It is der Herzschlag — Herzschlag is masculine. In the plural it becomes die Herzschläge.
What is the plural of Herzschlag?
The plural of der Herzschlag is die Herzschläge.
What is the genitive of Herzschlag?
The genitive singular is des Herzschlags. The dative plural is den Herzschlägen.
What does Herzschlag mean in English?
der Herzschlag means "heartbeat". For example: "Der Herzschlag sollte zwischen 60 und 100 Schlägen liegen." — "The heartbeat should be between 60 and 100 beats."
What level is Herzschlag in German?
Herzschlag is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the organs & inside the body vocabulary.
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