Declension of German noun Faust with plural and article

The most important forms of "Faust" are: genitive singular "Faust" and nominative plural "Fäuste". “Faust” is declined with the strong declension. The endings are -/äu-e. In the plural, an umlaut occurs. “Faust” is feminine. The article is “die Faust”. “Faust” belongs to the vocabulary at B2 level. Here you can not only inflect Faust but also all German nouns. Comments

B2 · noun · feminine · irregular · -,¨-e

die Faust

Faust · Fäuste

Endings -/äu-e   Plural with umlaut   Plural deviating for quantities and values  

English fist

/faʊst/ · /faʊst/ · /ˈfɔɪstə/

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» Tom öffnete seine Faust . English Tom unclenched his fist.

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Declension of Faust in singular and plural in all cases

Singular

Nom. dieFaust
Gen. derFaust
Dat. derFaust
Acc. dieFaust

Plural

Nom. dieFäuste
Gen. derFäuste
Dat. denFäusten
Acc. dieFäuste

Quantities

Nom. mehrereFaust
Gen. mehrererFaust
Dat. mehrerenFaust
Acc. mehrereFaust

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Examples

Example sentences for Faust


  • Tom öffnete seine Faust . 
    English Tom unclenched his fist.
  • Sie öffneten die Fäuste . 
    English They unclenched their fists.
  • Er hat eine eiserne Faust . 
    English He has an iron fist.
  • Er schlug mit der Faust auf den Tisch. 
    English He banged his fist on the table.
  • Tom schlug mit den Fäusten auf den Tisch. 
    English Tom slammed his fists on the table.
  • Der Diktator beherrscht das Land mit eiserner Faust . 
    English The dictator rules the country with an iron grip.
  • Tom ballte die Faust . 
    English Tom clenched his fist.

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Translation of German Faust


German Faust
English fist
Russian кулак, кула́к
Spanish puño
French poing, poigne
Turkish yumruk
Portuguese punho
Italian pugno
Romanian pumn
Hungarian öklöm, ököl
Polish pięść, kułak
Greek γροθιά, πυγμή
Dutch vuist
Czech pěst
Swedish knuten hand, knytnäve
Danish knytnæve, næve
Japanese 拳, 握りこぶし
Catalan puny
Finnish nyrkki, koura
Norwegian knyttet hånd, knyttneve, neve
Basque eskua
Serbian šaka, песница
Macedonian пета, тупаница
Slovenian pest
Slowakisch päsť
Bosnian šaka
Croatian šaka
Ukrainian кулак
Bulgarian свита ръка
Belorussian кулак
Indonesian kepalan tangan
Vietnamese nắm đấm
Uzbek musht
Hindi मुट्ठी
Chinese 拳, 拳头
Thai กำปั้น, หมัด
Korean 주먹
Azerbaijani yumruq
Georgian მუშტი
Bengali মুষ্টি
Albanian grusht
Marathi मुठ
Nepali मुट्ठी
Telugu ముష్టి
Latvian dūre
Tamil முஷ்டி
Estonian rusikas
Armenian բռունցք
Kurdish mûşt
Hebrewאגרוף
Arabicقبضة
Persianدست
Urduمکڑی

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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Faust"

The noun “Faust” is declined in all four cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative). The declension includes the singular and plural forms and shows how the word changes depending on the case. All declension forms of “Faust” are explained below. The most important forms are given for the nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative, each in the singular and plural.

How is "Faust" declined?

“Faust” is feminine. The article is “die Faust”.

Is “Faust” masculine, feminine, or neuter?

“Faust” is feminine. The article is “die Faust”.

What is the singular of "Faust"?

The singular of “Faust” is: die Faust. The singular forms are: die Faust (nominative), der Faust (genitive), der Faust (dative) and die Faust (accusative).

What is the plural of “Faust”?

The singular of “Faust” is: die Fäuste. The singular forms are: die Fäuste (nominative), der Fäuste (genitive), den Fäusten (dative) and die Fäuste (accusative).

At what language level is “Faust” used?

“Faust” belongs to the vocabulary at B2 level.

What are the peculiarities of the declension of “Faust”?

In the plural, an umlaut occurs.

The declension of Faust 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 Faust is crucial.

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