Der Die Das: Noun Gender

Learn the gender of nouns: der, die or das in German, and le/la, el/la, il/la, o/a, de/het in French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch. Tap the article, see the meaning, the plural and the rule. More than 400,000 nouns, works offline, no account.

PRACTISE THE ARTICLES
• A short round: see a noun, tap its article. You see its meaning in your language, and when you miss, the plural and the rule for that word appear too.
• Today's articles: nouns that are due again plus a few new ones, so you review just before you would forget.
• Start with the most common words and move up band by band: 1 to 500, 501 to 1,000 and beyond.
• After a round, retry just your mistakes.

YOUR OWN WORDS
• Paste the words from your textbook or class notes. The app finds each noun and its article, and asks only when a line is unclear.
• Or open a text file (.txt or .csv) with your words.
• Star words and practise your lists and starred words.

LOOK UP ANY NOUN
• Search with or without the article, upper or lower case, even without umlauts (strasse finds Straße).
• Each noun shows its article, plural, meaning, examples and the ending rule.
• German nouns have a declension table with all four cases.

RULES THAT HELP
• Ending rules such as -ung is feminine, with the exceptions listed.
• When you get a word wrong, the rule for that word appears right there.

KEEP GOING
• Streak, stats and a daily reminder at the time you choose.
• Meanings in 43 languages.

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Dictionary data comes from Wiktionary and german-nouns (CC BY-SA 4.0), FrequencyWords (CC BY-SA 4.0), Tatoeba (CC BY 2.0 FR) and Wikidata (CC0), adapted for this app.

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Recent changes:
Bug fixes.