Declension and comparison German adjective mode
The adjective "mode" is not gradable. It has no comparative or superlative forms.“mode” is indeclinable. The adjective remains unchanged and does not form its own inflectional forms.The adjective mode can be used attributively (before a noun) and predicatively (with a verb).One can not only inflect and compare mode, but all German adjectives. Comments ☆
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The strong inflection of mode without articles or pronouns
Masculine
| Nom. | mode |
|---|---|
| Gen. | mode |
| Dat. | mode |
| Acc. | mode |
Feminine
| Nom. | mode |
|---|---|
| Gen. | mode |
| Dat. | mode |
| Acc. | mode |
Neutral
| Nom. | mode |
|---|---|
| Gen. | mode |
| Dat. | mode |
| Acc. | mode |
Plural
| Nom. | mode |
|---|---|
| Gen. | mode |
| Dat. | mode |
| Acc. | mode |
Weak declension
The weak inflection of the adjective mode with the definite article 'der' or with pronouns like 'dieser' and 'jener'
Masculine
| Nom. | der | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | des | mode |
| Dat. | dem | mode |
| Acc. | den | mode |
Feminine
| Nom. | die | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | der | mode |
| Dat. | der | mode |
| Acc. | die | mode |
Neutral
| Nom. | das | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | des | mode |
| Dat. | dem | mode |
| Acc. | das | mode |
Plural
| Nom. | die | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | der | mode |
| Dat. | den | mode |
| Acc. | die | mode |
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Mixed declension
The mixed inflection of the adjective mode with the indefinite article 'ein' or with pronouns like 'kein' and 'mein'
Masculine
| Nom. | ein | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | eines | mode |
| Dat. | einem | mode |
| Acc. | einen | mode |
Feminine
| Nom. | eine | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | einer | mode |
| Dat. | einer | mode |
| Acc. | eine | mode |
Neutral
| Nom. | ein | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | eines | mode |
| Dat. | einem | mode |
| Acc. | ein | mode |
Plural
| Nom. | keine | mode |
|---|---|---|
| Gen. | keiner | mode |
| Dat. | keinen | mode |
| Acc. | keine | mode |
Predicative use
Using mode as predicative
Singular
| Masc. | er | ist | mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fem. | sie | ist | mode |
| Neut. | es | ist | mode |
Plural
| sie | sind | mode | |
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Translation of German mode
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Frequently asked questions about the adjective “mode”
Is „mode“ gradable?
The adjective "mode" is not gradable. It has no comparative or superlative forms.
How is "mode" used?
The adjective mode can be used attributively (before a noun) and predicatively (with a verb).
Is “mode” inflected?
“mode” is indeclinable. The adjective remains unchanged and does not form its own inflectional forms.
What is the positive (base form) of “mode”?
The positive degree of “mode” is “mode”.
The declension and comparison of mode 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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