lose
/ˈloːzə/ adjective B2- loose, slack · Die Schraube muss nachgezogen werden; sie ist etwas lose. The screw needs to be tightened; it is a bit loose.
Comparative loser · Superlative am losesten
Endings
After der, die, das (dieser, jeder)
| masculine | feminine | neuter | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | lose | lose | lose | losen |
| Accusative | losen | lose | lose | losen |
| Dative | losen | losen | losen | losen |
| Genitive | losen | losen | losen | losen |
Without an article
| masculine | feminine | neuter | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | loser | lose | loses | lose |
| Accusative | losen | lose | loses | lose |
| Dative | losem | loser | losem | losen |
| Genitive | losen | loser | losen | loser |
After ein, kein, mein
| masculine | feminine | neuter | Plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | loser | lose | loses | losen |
| Accusative | losen | lose | loses | losen |
| Dative | losen | losen | losen | losen |
| Genitive | losen | losen | losen | losen |
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