Declension and comparison German adjective aubergine

The adjective "aubergine" is not gradable. It has no comparative or superlative forms.“aubergine” is indeclinable. The adjective remains unchanged and does not form its own inflectional forms.The adjective aubergine can be used attributively (before a noun) and predicatively (with a verb).One can not only inflect and compare aubergine, but all German adjectives. Comments ☆

noun

Aubergine, die

adjective

aubergine

adjective · positive · not comparable · indeclinable

aubergine

aubergine · - · -

eggplant

/aʊbɐˈɡiːnə/ · /aʊbɐˈɡiːnə/

die Farbe einer Aubergine aufweisend, habend; dunkellila; dunkelviolett; auberginefarben, auberginefarbig, auberginefärbig

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The strong inflection of aubergine without articles or pronouns

Masculine

Nom.	aubergine
Gen.	aubergine
Dat.	aubergine
Acc.	aubergine

Feminine

Nom.	aubergine
Gen.	aubergine
Dat.	aubergine
Acc.	aubergine

Neutral

Nom.	aubergine
Gen.	aubergine
Dat.	aubergine
Acc.	aubergine

Plural

Nom.	aubergine
Gen.	aubergine
Dat.	aubergine
Acc.	aubergine

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Weak declension

The weak inflection of the adjective aubergine with the definite article 'der' or with pronouns like 'dieser' and 'jener'

Masculine

Nom.	der	aubergine
Gen.	des	aubergine
Dat.	dem	aubergine
Acc.	den	aubergine

Feminine

Nom.	die	aubergine
Gen.	der	aubergine
Dat.	der	aubergine
Acc.	die	aubergine

Neutral

Nom.	das	aubergine
Gen.	des	aubergine
Dat.	dem	aubergine
Acc.	das	aubergine

Plural

Nom.	die	aubergine
Gen.	der	aubergine
Dat.	den	aubergine
Acc.	die	aubergine

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Mixed declension

The mixed inflection of the adjective aubergine with the indefinite article 'ein' or with pronouns like 'kein' and 'mein'

Masculine

Nom.	ein	aubergine
Gen.	eines	aubergine
Dat.	einem	aubergine
Acc.	einen	aubergine

Feminine

Nom.	eine	aubergine
Gen.	einer	aubergine
Dat.	einer	aubergine
Acc.	eine	aubergine

Neutral

Nom.	ein	aubergine
Gen.	eines	aubergine
Dat.	einem	aubergine
Acc.	ein	aubergine

Plural

Nom.	keine	aubergine
Gen.	keiner	aubergine
Dat.	keinen	aubergine
Acc.	keine	aubergine

Predicative use

Using aubergine as predicative

Singular

Masc.	er	ist	aubergine
Fem.	sie	ist	aubergine
Neut.	es	ist	aubergine

Plural

sie	sind	aubergine

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Translations

Translation of German aubergine

aubergine

eggplant

баклажанный

morado

aubergine

patlıcan rengi

berinjela

melanzana

purpuriu, violet

padlizsánszínű

fioletowy

μελιτζανί

auberginekleurig

fialový

auberginefärgad

auberginefarvet

ナス色

berenjena

munakoiso

auberginefarget

iluna

ljubičasta

праска

vijolična

baklažánový

ljubičasta

баклажановий

патладжанен

баклажанавы

ungu tua

màu cà tím

baklajan rangli

बैंगनी

茄子紫

สีมะเขือม่วง

자주색

bənövşəyi

ვიოლეტი

বেগুনি

purpër

बैंगनी

పర్పుల్ రంగు

baklažānu krāsa

பர்பிள் நிறம்

baklažaani värv

վարդագույն

purpur rengî

סגול

باذنجاني

بنفش

باذنجانی

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Meanings and synonyms of aubergine

die Farbe einer Aubergine aufweisend, habend, auberginefarben, auberginefarbig, auberginefärbig, dunkellila, dunkelviolett

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Frequently asked questions about the adjective “aubergine”

“aubergine” is an adjective that can be declined and compared. Which forms apply varies depending on the adjective as well as gender, case, and number. All forms are clearly displayed on this page.

Is „aubergine“ gradable?

The adjective "aubergine" is not gradable. It has no comparative or superlative forms.

How is "aubergine" used?

The adjective aubergine can be used attributively (before a noun) and predicatively (with a verb).

Is “aubergine” inflected?

“aubergine” is indeclinable. The adjective remains unchanged and does not form its own inflectional forms.

What is the positive (base form) of “aubergine”?

The positive degree of “aubergine” is “aubergine”.

The declension and comparison of aubergine as declination and comparison tables with all strong, weak and mixed forms. These become clear as tables in the singular and plural and in all four cases nominative, genitive, dative and accusative.

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