der Knoblauch

A2

garlic

English meaning
garlic
Gender
der — masculine
Vocabulary package
Herbs, Spices & Condiments

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Knoblauch in a sentence

Das Rezept braucht viel frischen Knoblauch.

The recipe needs a lot of fresh garlic.

Declension of der Knoblauch

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeder Knoblauch—
Accusativeden Knoblauch—
Dativedem Knoblauch—
Genitivedes Knoblauchs—

Word family

der Knoblauch is built from auch (also, too). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.

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Questions about Knoblauch

Is it der, die or das Knoblauch?

It is der Knoblauch — Knoblauch is masculine.

What is the genitive of Knoblauch?

The genitive singular is des Knoblauchs.

What does Knoblauch mean in English?

der Knoblauch means "garlic". For example: "Das Rezept braucht viel frischen Knoblauch." — "The recipe needs a lot of fresh garlic."

What level is Knoblauch in German?

Knoblauch is a A2 word — a2 — elementary. It belongs to the herbs, spices & condiments vocabulary.

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