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/ˈpʁɔpɐ/ adjective C2
  1. in good condition: clean; neat; well-kept; developed (dated, informal) · Bis vor kurzem herrschte hier bittere Armut, aber jetzt ist es ein ganz properes Städtchen geworden. Until recently bitter poverty prevailed around here, but now it’s become rather a neat little town.
  2. overweight; chubby (colloquial) · Die Linda war doch immer so’ne Schlanke, aber jetzt sieht sie ziemlich proper aus. Linda was always a slender one, but now she looks pretty chubby.

Comparative properer · Superlative am propersten

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After der, die, das (dieser, jeder)
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Nominativepropereproperepropereproperen
Accusativeproperenproperepropereproperen
Dativeproperenproperenproperenproperen
Genitiveproperenproperenproperenproperen
Without an article
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Nominativepropererpropereproperespropere
Accusativeproperenpropereproperespropere
Dativeproperempropererproperemproperen
Genitiveproperenpropererproperenproperer
After ein, kein, mein
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Nominativepropererpropereproperesproperen
Accusativeproperenpropereproperesproperen
Dativeproperenproperenproperenproperen
Genitiveproperenproperenproperenproperen

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