die Zahnschmerzen
A1toothache
- English meaning
- toothache
- Gender
- die — feminine
- Plural
- die Zahnschmerzen
- CEFR level
- A1 — Beginner
- Vocabulary package
- Dentist & Teeth
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- German words with Z
Zahnschmerzen in a sentence
Ich habe seit gestern starke Zahnschmerzen.
I have had a bad toothache since yesterday.
Declension of die Zahnschmerzen
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | die Zahnschmerzen | die Zahnschmerzen |
| Accusative | die Zahnschmerzen | die Zahnschmerzen |
| Dative | den Zahnschmerzen | den Zahnschmerzen |
| Genitive | der Zahnschmerzen | der Zahnschmerzen |
Word family
die Zahnschmerzen is built from der Zahn (tooth). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.
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Questions about Zahnschmerzen
Is it der, die or das Zahnschmerzen?
It is die Zahnschmerzen — Zahnschmerzen is feminine. In the plural it becomes die Zahnschmerzen.
What is the plural of Zahnschmerzen?
The plural of die Zahnschmerzen is die Zahnschmerzen.
What is the genitive of Zahnschmerzen?
The genitive singular is der Zahnschmerzen. The dative plural is den Zahnschmerzen.
What does Zahnschmerzen mean in English?
die Zahnschmerzen means "toothache". For example: "Ich habe seit gestern starke Zahnschmerzen." — "I have had a bad toothache since yesterday."
What level is Zahnschmerzen in German?
Zahnschmerzen is a A1 word — a1 — beginner. It belongs to the dentist & teeth vocabulary.
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