die Nase
B1nose
- English meaning
- nose
- Gender
- die — feminine
- Plural
- die Nasen
- CEFR level
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Nase in a sentence
Haben Sie Nasentropfen? Ich bin stark erkältet.
Do you have nasal drops? I have a bad cold.
Declension of die Nase
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | die Nase | die Nasen |
| Accusative | die Nase | die Nasen |
| Dative | der Nase | den Nasen |
| Genitive | der Nase | der Nasen |
Where Nase comes from
[1] mittelhochdeutsch nase, althochdeutsch nasa, aus germanisch *nas(ō) „Nase“, aus indogermanisch *nas-, wahrscheinlich ursprünglich in der Bedeutung „Nasenloch“, da Dual- und Pluralformen vorkommen.
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Questions about Nase
Is it der, die or das Nase?
It is die Nase — Nase is feminine. In the plural it becomes die Nasen.
What is the plural of Nase?
The plural of die Nase is die Nasen.
What is the genitive of Nase?
The genitive singular is der Nase. The dative plural is den Nasen.
What does Nase mean in English?
die Nase means "nose". For example: "Haben Sie Nasentropfen? Ich bin stark erkältet." — "Do you have nasal drops? I have a bad cold."
What level is Nase in German?
Nase is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the head & face vocabulary.
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