Declension of German noun Fleiß with plural and article
The most important forms of "Fleiß" are: genitive singular "Fleißes" and nominative plural "-". “Fleiß” is declined with the strong declension. The endings are es/-. “Fleiß” has no plural. “Fleiß” is masculine. The article is “der Fleiß”. “Fleiß” belongs to the vocabulary at B2 level. Here you can not only inflect Fleiß but also all German nouns. Comments ☆
B2 · noun · masculine · regular · -s, -
Endings es/- Dative plural without additional 'n' Only singular
diligence, industriousness, assiduity, application, effort, hard work, industry, sedulity, studiousness, sedulousness
/ˈflaɪs/ · /ˈflaɪsəs/
eifriges und unermüdliches Bemühen, ein gestecktes Ziel zu erreichen; Arbeitsamkeit, Emsigkeit
» Fleiß
überwindet alles. Diligence overcomes everything.
Declension of Fleiß in singular and plural in all cases
Examples
Example sentences for Fleiß
-
Fleiß
überwindet alles.
Diligence overcomes everything.
-
Fleiß
führt oft zum Erfolg.
Hard work often leads to success.
-
Fleiß
bringt Brot, Faulheit Not.
Diligence brings bread, laziness brings need.
-
Die Arbeit im Operationssaal erfordert
Fleiß
und Genauigkeit.
Work in the operating room requires diligence and precision.
-
Ich bin von der Wichtigkeit des
Fleißes
überzeugt.
I am convinced of the importance of diligence.
-
Aufgrund seines
Fleißes
hatte er Erfolg.
Due to his diligence, he was successful.
-
Wer die Werke der großen Meister betrachtet, erkennt, was Zeit und beharrlicher
Fleiß
hervorbringen können.
Whoever observes the works of the great masters recognizes what time and persistent diligence can produce.
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Translations
Translation of German Fleiß
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Fleiß
diligence, industriousness, assiduity, application, effort, hard work, industry, sedulity
усердие, старание, прилежа́ние, стара́ние, стара́тельность, трудолю́бие, трудолюбие, усе́рдие
diligencia, aplicación, esfuerzo, laboriosidad
application, assiduité, diligence, zèle
gayret, çalışkanlık
diligência, aplicação, esforço
diligenza, impegno, applicazione, ardore, assiduità, solerzia, zelo
sârguință, diligentă, diligență, hărnicie, vrednicie
szorgalom, fáradhatatlanság
pilność, pracowitość
επιμέλεια, εργατικότητα
ijver, vlijt, naarstigheid, toewijding
píle, pilnost, usilovnost
flit, flitighet
flid, ihærdighed
努力, 勤労, 勤勉
diligència, esforç
ahkeruus, työskentely, uutteruus
flid, iver
ahalegina, lan gogorra
marljivost, trud
доследност, потрудливост
delavnost, pridnost
snaženie, usilovnosť
marljivost, trud
marljivost, trud
працьовитість, старанність
действие, усърдие
намаганне, працавітасць
kerajinan
chăm chỉ
mehnatkorlik
परिश्रम
勤奋
ขยัน
근면
çalışqanlıq
შრომისმოყვარეობა
পরিশ্রম
përkusim
परिश्रम
परिश्रम
పట్టుదల
cītība
உழைப்பு
hoolsus
աշխատասիրություն
xebatkarlik
חריצות، שקדנות
اجتهاد، عمل دؤوب، مواظبة
سختکوشی، کوشش
محنت، کوشش
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Meanings and synonyms of Fleiß- eifriges und unermüdliches Bemühen, ein gestecktes Ziel zu erreichen, Arbeitsamkeit, Emsigkeit
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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Fleiß"
How is "Fleiß" declined?
“Fleiß” is masculine. The article is “der Fleiß”.
Is “Fleiß” masculine, feminine, or neuter?
“Fleiß” is masculine. The article is “der Fleiß”.
What is the singular of "Fleiß"?
The singular of “Fleiß” is: der Fleiß. The singular forms are: der Fleiß (nominative), des Fleißes (genitive), dem Fleiß(e) (dative) and den Fleiß (accusative).
At what language level is “Fleiß” used?
“Fleiß” belongs to the vocabulary at B2 level.
What are the peculiarities of the declension of “Fleiß”?
“Fleiß” has no plural.
The declension of Fleiß 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 Fleiß is crucial.