Declension and comparison German adjective mint

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

adjective · positive · not comparable · indeclinable

mint

mint · - · -

English light green, mint green, pale green

/mɪnt/ · /mɪnt/

von einem blassen Grün; blassgrün, minzgrün

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The strong inflection of mint without articles or pronouns

Masculine

Nom. mint
Gen. mint
Dat. mint
Acc. mint

Feminine

Nom. mint
Gen. mint
Dat. mint
Acc. mint

Neutral

Nom. mint
Gen. mint
Dat. mint
Acc. mint

Plural

Nom. mint
Gen. mint
Dat. mint
Acc. mint
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Weak declension

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

Masculine

Nom. dermint
Gen. desmint
Dat. demmint
Acc. denmint

Feminine

Nom. diemint
Gen. dermint
Dat. dermint
Acc. diemint

Neutral

Nom. dasmint
Gen. desmint
Dat. demmint
Acc. dasmint

Plural

Nom. diemint
Gen. dermint
Dat. denmint
Acc. diemint
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Mixed declension

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

Masculine

Nom. einmint
Gen. einesmint
Dat. einemmint
Acc. einenmint

Feminine

Nom. einemint
Gen. einermint
Dat. einermint
Acc. einemint

Neutral

Nom. einmint
Gen. einesmint
Dat. einemmint
Acc. einmint

Plural

Nom. keinemint
Gen. keinermint
Dat. keinenmint
Acc. keinemint

Predicative use

Using mint as predicative

Singular

Masc.eristmint
Fem.sieistmint
Neut.esistmint

Plural

siesindmint
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Translations

Translation of German mint

German mint
English light green, mint green, pale green
Russian бледно-зеленый
Spanish menta, verde pálido
French menthe
Turkish soluk yeşil
Portuguese verde menta
Italian menta, verde menta
Romanian mentă
Hungarian halvány zöld
Polish miętowy
Greek φθινοπωρινό πράσινο
Dutch muntgroen
Czech mentolová
Swedish blekgrön
Danish mintgrøn
Japanese 薄緑
Catalan menta, verd pàl·lid
Finnish vaalea vihreä
Norwegian myntgrønn
Basque urdin argia
Serbian bledo zelena
Macedonian бледо зелено
Slovenian bledo zelena
Slowakisch bledozelený
Bosnian bledo zelena
Croatian mentol, svijetlozelena
Ukrainian блідо-зелений
Bulgarian мента
Belorussian бледны зялёны
Indonesian hijau mint, hijau pucat
Vietnamese xanh bạc hà, xanh nhạt
Uzbek nan rangi, och yashil
Hindi पिस्ता, पिस्ता हरा
Chinese 薄荷绿, 薄荷色
Thai สีมิ้นต์, เขียวอ่อน
Korean 민트색, 연초록
Azerbaijani mint rəngi, nanəyi yaşıl
Georgian მინტისფერი, ღია მწვანე
Bengali পুদিনা সবুজ, মিন্ট
Albanian e gjelbër e çelët, ngjyrë mente
Marathi पिस्ता, पिस्ता हिरवा
Nepali मिन्ट रंग, हल्का हरियो
Telugu పుదీనా ఆకుపచ్చ, మింట్ రంగు
Latvian gaiši zaļš, mētras zaļš
Tamil புதினா பச்சை, மின்ட்
Estonian hele roheline, mündiroheline
Armenian բաց կանաչ, մինթի գույն
Kurdish keskê hêdî, rengê mente
Hebrewמנטה
Arabicأخضر باهت
Persianسبز کمرنگ
Urduپتھریلا سبز

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Meanings and synonyms of mint
  • von einem blassen Grün, blassgrün, minzgrün
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Frequently asked questions about the adjective “mint”

“mint” 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 „mint“ gradable?

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

How is "mint" used?

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

Is “mint” inflected?

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

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

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

The declension and comparison of mint 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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