der Stahl

B2

steel

English meaning
steel
Gender
der — masculine
Plural
die Stähle

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Stahl in a sentence

Stahl ist ein wichtiges Material für viele Industrien.

Steel is an important material for many industries.

Declension of der Stahl

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeder Stahldie Stähle
Accusativeden Stahldie Stähle
Dativedem Stahlden Stählen
Genitivedes Stahlsder Stähle

Word family

Words built on Stahl:

Where Stahl comes from

mittelhochdeutsch stāl, stahel, althochdeutsch stahal, belegt seit dem 10. Jahrhundert

Words that go with Stahl

Questions about Stahl

Is it der, die or das Stahl?

It is der Stahl — Stahl is masculine. In the plural it becomes die Stähle.

What is the plural of Stahl?

The plural of der Stahl is die Stähle.

What is the genitive of Stahl?

The genitive singular is des Stahls. The dative plural is den Stählen.

What does Stahl mean in English?

der Stahl means "steel". For example: "Stahl ist ein wichtiges Material für viele Industrien." — "Steel is an important material for many industries."

What level is Stahl in German?

Stahl is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate.

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