Declension of German noun Stank with plural and article
The most important forms of "Stank" are: genitive singular "Stank(e)s" and nominative plural "-". “Stank” is declined with the strong declension. The endings are es/-. “Stank” has no plural. “Stank” is masculine. The article is “der Stank”. Here you can not only inflect Stank but also all German nouns. Comments ☆
Declension of Stank in singular and plural in all cases
Examples
Example sentences for Stank
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Der
Stank
ist unerträglich.
The stench is unbearable.
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Sie gleichen denen Totengräbern, die, ob sie zwar von außen schön, nur
Stank
und Moder in sich fassen und lauter Unflat sehen lassen.
They resemble grave diggers who, although they may look beautiful from the outside, contain only stench and rot and show nothing but filth.
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Translations
Translation of German Stank
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Stank
reek, stench, stink
вонь, дря́зги, злово́ние, скло́ка, смрад
bisticcio, lite, puzza
βρώμα
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Frequently asked questions about the noun "Stank"
How is "Stank" declined?
“Stank” is masculine. The article is “der Stank”.
Is “Stank” masculine, feminine, or neuter?
“Stank” is masculine. The article is “der Stank”.
What is the singular of "Stank"?
The singular of “Stank” is: der Stank. The singular forms are: der Stank (nominative), des Stank(e)s (genitive), dem Stank(e) (dative) and den Stank (accusative).
What are the peculiarities of the declension of “Stank”?
“Stank” has no plural.
The declension of Stank 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 Stank is crucial.