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tot

/toːt/ adjective A2
  1. dead, deceased
  2. dead, in most of the senses also present in English (figuratively)
  3. Describes a thing or situation that is bad, unpleasant, boring, inappropriate, embarrassing, etc.
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After der, die, das (dieser, jeder)
masculinefeminineneuterPlural
Nominativetotetotetotetoten
Accusativetotentotetotetoten
Dativetotentotentotentoten
Genitivetotentotentotentoten
Without an article
masculinefeminineneuterPlural
Nominativetotertotetotestote
Accusativetotentotetotestote
Dativetotemtotertotemtoten
Genitivetotentotertotentoter
After ein, kein, mein
masculinefeminineneuterPlural
Nominativetotertotetotestoten
Accusativetotentotetotestoten
Dativetotentotentotentoten
Genitivetotentotentotentoten

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