Appetit – German noun declension

German noun forms of Appetit

Noun: Appetit
Gender: Masculine
Hyphenation:

Nominative

Indefinite

SingularAppetit

Definite

SingularAppetit

Genitive

Indefinite

SingularAppetites; Appetits

Definite

SingularAppetites; Appetits

Dative

Indefinite

SingularAppetit; Appetite

Definite

SingularAppetit; Appetite

Accusative

Indefinite

SingularAppetit

Definite

SingularAppetit

Sample Sentences

  • 1922, Franz Kafka, Ein Hungerkünstler, in: Die neue Rundschau, year 33, October issue, S. Fischer Verlag, page 985 (But he was the happiest when then the morning came, and an abundant breakfast was brought to them on his expense, at which they threw themselves with the appetite of healthy men after a night having arduously stayed awake.)

Etymology

Borrowed from Old French apetit or directly from its source, Late Latin appetītus (“attack; striving, desire; appetite”), a fourth-declension noun derived from Latin appetō (“to assail; to strive after”). See: Latin Nouns 'appetō'.

Verbs referencing "Appetit"

Swedish Nouns aptit.

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