der Splitt

B2

grit / stone chips

English meaning
grit / stone chips
Gender
der — masculine
Vocabulary package
Landscape & Terrain

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Splitt in a sentence

Der Splitt wurde auf der Straße verteilt.

The grit was spread on the road.

Declension of der Splitt

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeder Splitt—
Accusativeden Splitt—
Dativedem Splitt—
Genitivedes Splitts—

Where Splitt comes from

im 20. Jahrhundert nach niederdeutsch Split, Splet(e) „Abgespaltenes, Span“

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Questions about Splitt

Is it der, die or das Splitt?

It is der Splitt — Splitt is masculine.

What is the genitive of Splitt?

The genitive singular is des Splitts.

What does Splitt mean in English?

der Splitt means "grit / stone chips". For example: "Der Splitt wurde auf der Straße verteilt." — "The grit was spread on the road."

What level is Splitt in German?

Splitt is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the landscape & terrain vocabulary.

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