Declension of German noun Emotion with plural and article

The declension of the noun Emotion (emotion, feeling) is in singular genitive Emotion and in the plural nominative Emotionen. The noun Emotion is declined with the declension endings -/en. The voice of Emotion is feminine and the article "die". Here you can not only inflect Emotion but also all German nouns. The noun is part of the thesaurus of Zertifikat Deutsch respectivly Level A2. Comments ☆

A2 · noun · feminine · regular · -, -en-

die Emotion

Emotion · Emotionen

Endings -/en   Dative plural without additional 'n'  

English emotion, feeling, mood

/eˈmoːt͡si̯oːn/ · /eˈmoːt͡si̯oːn/ · /eˈmoːt͡si̯oːnən/

[Gefühle] angeregter Zustand des Gemüts; psychische Erregung; Erregung, Leidenschaft, Gefühlsregung, Gefühl

» Sie wollte meine Emotionen kontrollieren. English She wanted to control my emotions.

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Declension of Emotion in singular and plural in all cases

Singular

Nom. dieEmotion
Gen. derEmotion
Dat. derEmotion
Acc. dieEmotion

Plural

Nom. dieEmotionen
Gen. derEmotionen
Dat. denEmotionen
Acc. dieEmotionen
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Examples

Example sentences for Emotion

  • Sie wollte meine Emotionen kontrollieren. 
    English She wanted to control my emotions.
  • Tom kann seine Emotionen nicht kontrollieren. 
    English Tom can't control his emotions.
  • Welche Emotionen lösen Menschen bei mir aus? 
    English What emotions do people evoke in me?
  • Der Witz war gut, trotzdem zeigte er keinerlei Emotionen . 
    English The joke was good, yet he showed no emotions.
  • Mir fehlen die Worte, um meine Emotionen zu beschreiben. 
    English I lack the words to describe my emotions.
  • Emotionen sind das Fenster zur Seele. 
    English Emotions are the window to the soul.
  • Solche Gedanken lösten mitunter tiefe Emotionen in ihm aus, die er damals mit niemandem teilen konnte. 
    English Such thoughts sometimes triggered deep emotions in him that he could not share with anyone at the time.
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Translations

Translation of German Emotion

German Emotion
English emotion, feeling, mood
Russian эмоция, чувство, эмо́ция, эмоции мн
Spanish emoción
French émotion
Turkish his, duygu
Portuguese emoção
Italian emozione
Romanian emoție
Hungarian emóció, érzelem
Polish emocja, uczucie
Greek συναίσθημα, έκφραση, ένταση, συγκίνηση
Dutch emotie, gevoel
Czech emoce
Swedish emotion, känsla, sinnesrörelse
Danish emotion, følelse
Japanese 情動, 感情, 情緒, 感動
Catalan emoció
Finnish emootio, tunne
Norwegian emosjon, følelse
Basque emozio
Serbian emocija
Macedonian емоција
Slovenian emocija, čustvo
Slowakisch pocit, emócia
Bosnian emocija
Croatian emocija
Ukrainian емоція, почуття
Bulgarian емоция
Belorussian эмоцыя
Indonesian emosi, kegairahan
Vietnamese cảm xúc, kích động
Uzbek hayajon
Hindi उत्तेजना
Chinese 兴奋, 情绪
Thai ความตื่นเต้น, อารมณ์
Korean 흥분
Azerbaijani emosiya, həyəcan
Georgian გრძნობა, ემოცია
Bengali উত্তेजনা, উত্তেজনা
Albanian emocion, ndjenjë
Marathi उत्तेजना
Nepali उत्तेजना
Telugu ఉత్తేజనం, భావం
Latvian uzbudinājums
Tamil உணர்ச்சி
Estonian emotsioon, erutus
Armenian զգացմունք, հուզմունք
Kurdish hest
Hebrewרגש
Arabicشعور، إحساس، عاطفة
Persianهیجان، احساس
Urduجذبات، احساس

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Meanings and synonyms of Emotion
  • [Gefühle] angeregter Zustand des Gemüts, psychische Erregung, Erregung, Leidenschaft, Gefühlsregung, Gefühl
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Declension forms of Emotion

Summary of all declension forms of the noun Emotion in all cases

The declension of Emotion 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 Emotion is crucial.

Declension Emotion

Singular Plural
Nom. die Emotion die Emotionen
Gen. der Emotion der Emotionen
Dat. der Emotion den Emotionen
Acc. die Emotion die Emotionen

Declension Emotion

  • Singular: die Emotion, der Emotion, der Emotion, die Emotion
  • Plural: die Emotionen, der Emotionen, den Emotionen, die Emotionen

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* Sentences by Tatoeba (tatoeba.org) are freely available under the CC BY 2.0 FR (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/fr/). Some of them were changed. The authors of the sentences can be looked up via: 7180723, 5784307, 6998393, 6086801

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