das Schillern

C1

iridecence / shimmering

English meaning
iridecence / shimmering
Gender
das — neuter
Vocabulary package
Water, Rivers & Sea

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Schillern in a sentence

Das Schillern der Meereswellen ist wunderbar.

The shimmering of the sea waves is wonderful.

Declension of das Schillern

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedas Schillern—
Accusativedas Schillern—
Dativedem Schillern—
Genitivedes Schillerns—

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Questions about Schillern

Is it der, die or das Schillern?

It is das Schillern — Schillern is neuter.

What is the genitive of Schillern?

The genitive singular is des Schillerns.

What does Schillern mean in English?

das Schillern means "iridecence / shimmering". For example: "Das Schillern der Meereswellen ist wunderbar." — "The shimmering of the sea waves is wonderful."

What level is Schillern in German?

Schillern is a C1 word — c1 — advanced. It belongs to the water, rivers & sea vocabulary.

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