Declension of German noun Fliese with plural and article

The declension of the noun Fliese (tile, flag) is in singular genitive Fliese and in the plural nominative Fliesen. The noun Fliese is declined with the declension endings -/n. The voice of Fliese is feminine and the article "die". Here you can not only inflect Fliese but also all German nouns. The noun is part of the thesaurus of Zertifikat Deutsch respectivly Level C2. Comments ☆

C2 · noun · feminine · regular · -, -en-

die Fliese

Fliese · Fliesen

Endings -/n   Dative plural without additional 'n'   Shortening of plural endings to 'n'  

English tile, flag, flagstone, floor tile, floortile, slab, wall tile, blue banknote

[Möbel, Geschichte] dünne Platte aus Keramik, Naturstein oder Glas, die als Belag für Böden oder Verkleidung für Wände dient; blauer Geldschein; Kachel

» Das ist ein Muster aus Fliesen . English This is a pattern made of tiles.

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Declension of Fliese in singular and plural in all cases

Singular

Nom. dieFliese
Gen. derFliese
Dat. derFliese
Acc. dieFliese

Plural

Nom. dieFliesen
Gen. derFliesen
Dat. denFliesen
Acc. dieFliesen
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Examples

Example sentences for Fliese

  • Das ist ein Muster aus Fliesen . 
    English This is a pattern made of tiles.
  • Wie breit muss die Fuge zwischen den Fliesen an der Wand sein? 
    English How wide must the gap be between the wall tiles?
  • Weißt du wie man Fliesen verlegt? 
    English Do you know how to tile?
  • Sie hat die gebrochene Fliese mit Sekundenkleber wieder zusammengefügt. 
    English She reattached the broken tile with super glue.
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Translation of German Fliese

German Fliese
English tile, flag, flagstone, floor tile, floortile, slab, wall tile, blue banknote
Russian плитка, пли́тка, плита́, банкнота
Spanish azulejo, loseta, baldosa, ladrilleta, losa, plaqueta, rasilla, billete azul
French carreau, carrelage, billet, tuiles
Turkish fayans, çini, karolar, mavi banknot, seramik
Portuguese azulejo, ladrilho, laje, nota azul, placa
Italian piastrella, marmetta, mattonella, pianella, banconota blu
Romanian dală, faianță, bancnotă albastră, gresie, plăcuță
Hungarian kőlap, csempe, kék bankjegy
Polish fliza, płytka, kafel, kafelek, banknot
Greek πλακάκι, χαρτονόμισμα
Dutch tegel, muurtegel, plavuis, tapijttegel, vloertegel, biljet
Czech dlaždice, dlaždička, bankovka, pieněžní nota
Swedish kakel, kakelplatta, keramikplatta, klinker, väggplatta, blå sedel, platta
Danish flise, sedel
Japanese タイル, 青い紙幣
Catalan rajola, rajol, bitllet blau
Finnish kaakeli, kaakelilaatta, laatta, seteli
Norwegian flis, helle, blå sedel
Basque diru-txartela, plaka, tile
Serbian plavi novčanik, pločica
Macedonian пари, плочка
Slovenian bankovec, keramična ploščica, plošča
Slowakisch bankovka, dlažba, obklad
Bosnian novčanica, pločica
Croatian novčanica, pločica
Ukrainian плитка, грошова купюра, паперові гроші
Bulgarian пари, плочка
Belorussian блакітная банкнота, плітка
Hebrewאריח، שטר כסף כחול
Arabicبلاطة، بلاط، ورقة نقدية زرقاء
Persianکاشی، سرامیک، سکۀ آبی
Urduٹائل، نوٹ

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Meanings and synonyms of Fliese
  • [Möbel, Geschichte] dünne Platte aus Keramik, Naturstein oder Glas, die als Belag für Böden oder Verkleidung für Wände dient, blauer Geldschein, Kachel
  • [Möbel, Geschichte] dünne Platte aus Keramik, Naturstein oder Glas, die als Belag für Böden oder Verkleidung für Wände dient, blauer Geldschein, Kachel
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Declension forms of Fliese

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

The declension of Fliese 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 Fliese is crucial.

Declension Fliese

Singular Plural
Nom. die Fliese die Fliesen
Gen. der Fliese der Fliesen
Dat. der Fliese den Fliesen
Acc. die Fliese die Fliesen

Declension Fliese

  • Singular: die Fliese, der Fliese, der Fliese, die Fliese
  • Plural: die Fliesen, der Fliesen, den Fliesen, die Fliesen

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