Declension of German noun Prischen with plural and article

The most important forms of "Prischen" are: genitive singular "Prischens" and nominative plural "Prischen". “Prischen” is declined with the strong declension. The endings are s/-. "Prischen" is neuter. The article is "das Prischen". Here you can not only inflect Prischen but also all German nouns. Comments ☆

noun · neutral · regular · -s, -

das Prischen

Prischens · Prischen

Endings s/-   Shortening of the genitive ending to 's'   Dative plural without additional 'n'  

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Declension of Prischen in singular and plural in all cases

Singular

Nom. dasPrischen
Gen. desPrischens
Dat. demPrischen
Acc. dasPrischen

Plural

Nom. diePrischen
Gen. derPrischen
Dat. denPrischen
Acc. diePrischen

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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Prischen"

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

How is "Prischen" declined?

"Prischen" is neuter. The article is "das Prischen".

Is “Prischen” masculine, feminine, or neuter?

"Prischen" is neuter. The article is "das Prischen".

What is the singular of "Prischen"?

The singular of “Prischen” is: das Prischen. The singular forms are: das Prischen (nominative), des Prischens (genitive), dem Prischen (dative) and das Prischen (accusative).

What is the plural of “Prischen”?

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

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

The declension of Prischen 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 Prischen is crucial.

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