Declension of German noun Act with plural and article
The most important forms of "Act" are: genitive singular "Acts" and nominative plural "Acts". “Act” is declined with the strong declension. The endings are s/s. “Act” is masculine. The article is “der Act”. Here you can not only inflect Act but also all German nouns. Comments ☆
Declension of Act in singular and plural in all cases
Translations
Translation of German Act
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Act
performance
выступление
actuación
prestation
performans
apresentação
esibizione
spectacol
fellépés
występ
παράσταση
optreden
vystoupení
framträdande
optræden
公演
actuació
esitys
opptreden
ikuskizuna
nastup
настап
nastop
vystúpenie
nastup
nastup
виступ
изпълнение
penampilan
trình diễn
konsert
प्रदर्शन
表演
การแสดง
공연
icra
კონცერტი
পারফরম্যান্স
shfaqje
प्रस्तुती
प्रदर्शन
ప్రదర్శనం
uzstāšanās
நிகழ்ச்சி
esinemine
ելույթ
performans
הופעה
أداء
نمایش
پرفارمنس
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Meanings and synonyms of ActNouns
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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Act"
How is "Act" declined?
“Act” is masculine. The article is “der Act”.
Is “Act” masculine, feminine, or neuter?
“Act” is masculine. The article is “der Act”.
What is the singular of "Act"?
The singular of “Act” is: der Act. The singular forms are: der Act (nominative), des Acts (genitive), dem Act (dative) and den Act (accusative).
What is the plural of “Act”?
The singular of “Act” is: die Acts. The singular forms are: die Acts (nominative), der Acts (genitive), den Acts (dative) and die Acts (accusative).
What are the peculiarities of the declension of “Act”?
The declension of Act as a table with all forms in singular (singular) and plural (plural) and in all four cases nominative (1st case), genitive (2nd case), dative (3rd case) and accusative (4th case). Especially for German learners the correct declension of the word Act is crucial.