Reisender
German
Etymology
From reisend; nominalization of the adjective reisend (“traveling”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈʁaɪ̯zn̩dɐ]
Audio (file) - Hyphenation: Rei‧sen‧der
Noun
Reisender m (adjectival, definite nominative der Reisende, genitive (des) Reisenden, plural Reisende, definite plural die Reisenden, feminine Reisende)
Declension
Declension of Reisender [masculine, adjectival]
singular | plural | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
masculine gender | strong declension | |||
nominative | Reisender | Reisende | ||
genitive | Reisenden | Reisender | ||
dative | Reisendem | Reisenden | ||
accusative | Reisenden | Reisende | ||
weak declension | ||||
nominative | der | Reisende | die | Reisenden |
genitive | des | Reisenden | der | Reisenden |
dative | dem | Reisenden | den | Reisenden |
accusative | den | Reisenden | die | Reisenden |
mixed declension | ||||
nominative | ein | Reisender | (keine) | Reisenden |
genitive | eines | Reisenden | (keiner) | Reisenden |
dative | einem | Reisenden | (keinen) | Reisenden |
accusative | einen | Reisenden | (keine) | Reisenden |
Hyponyms
- Abreisender
- Anreisender
- Bahnreisender
- Busreisender
- Durchreisender
- Entdeckungsreisender
- Fernreisender
- Flugreisender
- Forschungsreisender
- Geschäftsreisender
- Handelsreisender
- Mitreisender
- Polarreisender
- Schiffsreisender
- Weltreisender
- Zeitreisender
- Zurückreisender
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