Declension and comparison German adjective

The adjective “” is gradable.The forms of "" are ",-,-". The endings in the comparative and superlative are -/-.“” is indeclinable. The adjective remains unchanged and does not form its own inflectional forms. is used only attributively: it comes before a noun and not predicatively with a verb.One can not only inflect and compare , but all German adjectives. Comments ☆

adjective · positive · not comparable · only attributive · indeclinable

zig

zig · - · -

Divergent adjective in the superlative   Divergent adjective in the comparative  

English numerous, many

/tsɪç/ · /tsɪç/

(sehr) viele; zahlreich

» Vielleicht hat er zig Liebschaften. English Maybe he has many affairs.

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The strong inflection of without articles or pronouns

Masculine

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Feminine

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Neutral

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Plural

Nom. zig
Gen. zig
Dat. zig
Acc. zig

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Weak declension

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


Masculine

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Feminine

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Neutral

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Plural

Nom. diezig
Gen. derzig
Dat. denzig
Acc. diezig
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Mixed declension

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


Masculine

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Feminine

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Neutral

Nom. -
Gen. -
Dat. -
Acc. -

Plural

Nom. keinezig
Gen. keinerzig
Dat. keinenzig
Acc. keinezig

Predicative use

Using as predicative


Singular

Masc.erist-
Fem.sieist-
Neut.esist-

Plural

siesind-

Examples

Example sentences for


  • Vielleicht hat er zig Liebschaften. 
    English Maybe he has many affairs.
  • Es sind schon wieder zig Spams eingegangen. 
    English There have been many spams again.
  • Schon vor zig Jahren verkaufte die seinerzeitige Regierung die landesweite Eisenbahngesellschaft. 
    English Already many years ago, the then government sold the national railway company.

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Translations

Translation of German


German
English numerous, many
Russian много, множество
Spanish muchas, muchos
French beaucoup, un nombre incalculable
Turkish çok
Portuguese vários, muitos
Italian tanti, molti
Romanian multe
Hungarian rengeteg, sok, számos
Polish liczne, wiele
Greek πολλοί
Dutch veel
Czech hodně, mnoho, spousta
Swedish många
Danish mange
Japanese 多くの, たくさんの, 多数の
Catalan moltíssim, molt, més
Finnish paljon
Norwegian mange
Basque asko
Serbian brojne, mnoge
Macedonian многу
Slovenian številne, mnoge
Slowakisch veľa
Bosnian brojne, mnoge, brojni, mnogi
Croatian brojni, mnogi
Ukrainian багато
Bulgarian много
Belorussian мноства
Indonesian banyak, berbagai, sejumlah besar
Vietnamese rất nhiều, nhiều
Uzbek ko'p, ko'plab
Hindi बहुत सारे, अनेक, कई
Chinese 许多, 众多, 很多
Thai มากมาย, มาก, หลาย
Korean 다수의, 많은, 수많은
Azerbaijani çoxlu, bir çox, çox
Georgian მრავალი, ბევრი
Bengali অনেক, খুব বেশি, বহু
Albanian shumë
Marathi अनेक, खूप, बरेच
Nepali अनेक, धेरै
Telugu అనేక, చాలా
Latvian daudz, daudzi
Tamil பல
Estonian palju, paljud
Armenian բազմաթիվ, շատ
Kurdish pir, gelek
Hebrewהרבה
Arabicكثير
Persianزیاد
Urduبہت سارے، بہت سے

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Frequently asked questions about the adjective “”

“” 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 „“ gradable?

The adjective “” is gradable.

How do you form the comparative and superlative of “”?

The forms of "" are ",-,-". The endings in the comparative and superlative are -/-.

How is "" used?

is used only attributively: it comes before a noun and not predicatively with a verb.

Is “” inflected?

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

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

The positive degree of “” is “zig”.

The declension and comparison of 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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