German Words: F
45,736 words · Page 438 of 915
gebundenes grammatisches Morphem, das Deklination (bei Nomen), Konjugation (bei Verben) und Komparation (bei Adjektiven) anzeigt
Morphem (oft: Wortendung), das eine der Flexionskategorien (im Deutschen unter anderen: Kasus, Numerus, Tempus) anzeigt
grammatisches Morphem, das als Flexionssuffix in Deklination, Konjugation oder Komparation dient.
Gesamtheit der morphologischen Mittel, die eine Sprache zur Verwirklichung der Flexion zur Verfügung hat
grammatisches Morphem, das als Flexionsendung in Deklination, Konjugation oder Komparation dient.
Gesamtheit der Flexionsformen einer Sprache und die Beziehungen, Regeln, die zwischen ihnen gelten
grammatisches Morphem, das als Flexionsaffix (oder auch durch lautliche Änderung des Wortes) in Deklination, Konjugation oder Komparation dient
Druckwesen: ohne Plural: Druckverfahren, bei dem von einer flexiblen Druckform gedruckt wird
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The German alphabetical index for the letter F contains 45,736 headwords drawn from our Wiktionary-derived dictionary table. At 50 entries per page the browse splits into 915 pages, and you are currently viewing page 438. Every row above is a dictionary-backed entry with a canonical slug, and each links through to a full definition page with pronunciation, senses, etymology, and related-word data where available.
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