Declension of German noun Knust with plural and article

The most important forms of "Knust" are: genitive singular "Knust(e)s" and nominative plural "Knuste/Knüste". “Knust” is declined with the strong declension. The endings are es/e/ü-e. In the plural, an umlaut occurs. “Knust” is masculine. The article is “der Knust”. “Knust” belongs to the vocabulary at C2 level. Here you can not only inflect Knust but also all German nouns. Comments ☆

C2 · noun · masculine · regular · irregular · -s, -e · -s,¨-e

der Knust

Knust(e)⁴s · Knuste/Knüste

Endings es/e/ü-e   Plural with umlaut  

⁴ Usage seldom

English crust, heel, butt, end piece of bread, nub, stump, tail end

/knʊst/ · /ˈknʊstəs/ · /knʊstə/

Endstück eines Brotes

» Ich zog den letzten Knust durch und durch verschimmelten Brotes vor. English I preferred the last crust of thoroughly moldy bread.

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Declension of Knust in singular and plural in all cases

Singular

Nom. derKnust
Gen. desKnustes/Knusts⁴
Dat. demKnust/Knuste⁶
Acc. denKnust

Plural

Nom. dieKnuste/Knüste
Gen. derKnuste/Knüste
Dat. denKnusten/Knüsten
Acc. dieKnuste/Knüste

⁴ Usage seldom⁶ Only in exalted use

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Example sentences for Knust

  • Ich zog den letzten Knust durch und durch verschimmelten Brotes vor. 
    English I preferred the last crust of thoroughly moldy bread.
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Translation of German Knust

German Knust
English crust, heel, butt, end piece of bread, nub, stump, tail end
Russian корка
Spanish corteza, extremo del pan
French crouton, croûte, croûton, miette
Turkish ekmek ucu, kabuğu
Portuguese crosta de pão, ponta de pão
Italian cantuccio, corteccia
Romanian capăt de pâine
Hungarian kenyér vége
Polish kawałek chleba, koniec chleba, piętka, przylepka
Greek κομμάτι ψωμιού
Dutch broodkorst, broodpunt
Czech krajíc
Swedish brödkant, brödskalk, skalk
Danish brødstump, endestykke, knude
Japanese パンの端
Catalan crompa
Finnish leivän pää
Norwegian brødstump
Basque ogitaren muturra
Serbian kraj, kraj hleba
Macedonian крај на лебот
Slovenian krajni kos kruha
Slowakisch kôrka chleba
Bosnian kraj hljeba, kraj kruha
Croatian kraj kruha, krušna korica
Ukrainian край хліба
Bulgarian крайче хляб
Belorussian край хлеба
Hebrewקצה לחם
Arabicنهاية الخبز
Persianپاره نان
Urduروٹی کا کونا

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  • Endstück eines Brotes
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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Knust"

The noun “Knust” 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 “Knust” are explained below. The most important forms are given for the nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative, each in the singular and plural.

How is "Knust" declined?

“Knust” is masculine. The article is “der Knust”.

Is “Knust” masculine, feminine, or neuter?

“Knust” is masculine. The article is “der Knust”.

What is the singular of "Knust"?

The singular of “Knust” is: der Knust. The singular forms are: der Knust (nominative), des Knust(e)s (genitive), dem Knust(e) (dative) and den Knust (accusative).

What is the plural of “Knust”?

The singular of “Knust” is: die Knuste/Knüste. The singular forms are: die Knuste/Knüste (nominative), der Knuste/Knüste (genitive), den Knusten/Knüsten (dative) and die Knuste/Knüste (accusative).

At what language level is “Knust” used?

“Knust” belongs to the vocabulary at C2 level.

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

In the plural, an umlaut occurs.

The declension of Knust 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 Knust is crucial.

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