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| Foreign words usually add |
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| Masculine nouns ending in -en, -el, or -er |
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| No plural ending but possibly umlaut |
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| Other masculine nouns form plurals by addition of _____ |
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| an -e and possibly umlauts |
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| The Traditional masculine ending |
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| Masculine nouns that end in -e and masculine nouns that are foreign words with strong syllables |
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| Even more stupid masculine nouns use ____, usually with umlaut |
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| Feminine nouns usually end in |
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| Feminine nouns rarely form plurals with addition of |
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| Feminine nouns ending in -er may form plural by |
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| Feminine nouns with suffix -nin |
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| Neuter nouns that are diminutive, such as -chen and -lein |
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| require no addition for plural |
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| Neuter nouns ending in -er, -en, or -el |
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| Require no addition to form plural |
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| infinitive nouns which end in -en and are neuter |
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| Many neuter nouns form plurals by adding ____, these often need an umlaut only if their is an _____ vowel on the noun |
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| Another large group of neuter nouns add ___ to form plural |
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