Seemann
German edit
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Noun edit
Seemann m (strong, genitive Seemanns or Seemannes, plural Seeleute or Seemänner, feminine (rare) Seefrau or (very rare) Seemännin)
Usage notes edit
Unlike most German nouns denoting human beings, this word has no commonly used distinct feminine. A female sailor or seaman is also called Seemann; the feminine Seemännin is very rare.
Declension edit
Declension of Seemann [masculine, strong]
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Polish edit
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Proper noun edit
Seemann m pers
- a male surname
Declension edit
Declension of Seemann
singular | plural | |
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nominative | Seemann | Seemannowie |
genitive | Seemanna | Seemannów |
dative | Seemannowi | Seemannom |
accusative | Seemanna | Seemannów |
instrumental | Seemannem | Seemannami |
locative | Seemannie | Seemannach |
vocative | Seemannie | Seemannowie |
Proper noun edit
Seemann f (indeclinable)
- a female surname