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هولوکاست

der/das Holocaust Plural: die Holocausts, die Holocauste, die Holocausten Noun

Noun

  • هولوکاست(holocaust)(im weitesten Sinne: massenhafte Vernichtung menschlichen Lebens)(massenhafte Verbrechen an und Vernichtung europäischer Juden durch das nationalsozialistische Deutschland)(massenhafte Verbrechen an und Vernichtung jedweder Gruppen durch das nationalsozialistische Deutschland)(قربانی)historical

Grammar of Holocaust

Noun

Gender
der/das (masculine, neuter)
Genitive
des Holocaust, des Holocausts, des Holocaustes
Plural
die Holocausts, die Holocauste, die Holocausten
Pronunciation
[ˈhoːlokaʊ̯st], [holoˈkaʊ̯st]
All forms
  • Holocaustnominative, singular
  • Holocaustsnominative, plural
  • Holocaustgenitive, singular
  • Holocaustsgenitive, singular
  • Holocaustsgenitive, plural
  • Holocaustdative, singular
  • Holocaustsdative, plural
  • Holocaustaccusative, singular
  • Holocaustsaccusative, plural
  • Holocaustenominative, plural
  • Holocaustennominative, plural
  • Holocaustesgenitive, singular
  • Holocaustegenitive, plural
  • Holocaustengenitive, plural
  • Holocaustedative, singular
  • Holocaustendative, plural
  • Holocausteaccusative, plural
  • Holocaustenaccusative, plural
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  • Wiktionary, English edition, CC-BY-SA-4.0

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