der Hase

Plural: die Hasen
Noun
1.

the rabbit

Opposite: Fuchs
Examples
  • Der Hase sitzt morgens oft im Garten und frisst Löwenzahn.
  • The rabbit often sits in the garden in the morning, eating dandelions.

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The meaning of “Liebling”

If you want to say "my favorite" in German, you need "Liebling". But there are some important differences that learners often get wrong.

Vocab: lieb, der Liebling, Lieblings-, der Schatz

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How many meanings does the German word 'Hase' have?

Hase has 1 distinct meaning: 1. the rabbit.

What is the gender of 'Hase'?

der

What is the plural of 'Hase'?

die Hasen

What is 'Hase' related to?

This is a standalone entry with no parent word listed.

Where can I learn more about 'Hase'?

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The meaning of “Liebling”
If you want to say "my favorite" in German, you need "Liebling". But there are some important differences that learners often get wrong.
Vocab: lieb, der Liebling, Lieblings-, der Schatz
Read article