Adjective: rauscharm
Hyphenation:
Strong Declension
(without article)
Nominative
| masculine | rauscharmer |
| feminine | rauscharme |
| neuter | rauscharmes |
| plural | rauscharme |
Genitive
| masculine | rauscharmen |
| feminine | rauscharmer |
| neuter | rauscharmen |
| plural | rauscharmer |
Dative
| masculine | rauscharmem |
| feminine | rauscharmer |
| neuter | rauscharmem |
| plural | rauscharmen |
Accusative
| masculine | rauscharmen |
| feminine | rauscharme |
| neuter | rauscharmes |
| plural | rauscharme |
Weak Declension
(with definite article)
Nominative
| masculine | der rauscharme |
| feminine | die rauscharme |
| neuter | das rauscharme |
| plural | die rauscharmen |
Genitive
| masculine | des rauscharmen |
| feminine | der rauscharmen |
| neuter | des rauscharmen |
| plural | der rauscharmen |
Dative
| masculine | dem rauscharmen |
| feminine | der rauscharmen |
| neuter | dem rauscharmen |
| plural | den rauscharmen |
Accusative
| masculine | den rauscharmen |
| feminine | die rauscharme |
| neuter | das rauscharme |
| plural | die rauscharmen |
Mixed Declension
(with indefinite article)
Nominative
| masculine | ein rauscharmer |
| feminine | eine rauscharme |
| neuter | ein rauscharmes |
| plural | rauscharmen |
Genitive
| masculine | eines rauscharmen |
| feminine | einer rauscharmen |
| neuter | eines rauscharmen |
| plural | rauscharmen |
Dative
| masculine | einem rauscharmen |
| feminine | einer rauscharmen |
| neuter | einem rauscharmen |
| plural | rauscharmen |
Accusative
| masculine | einen rauscharmen |
| feminine | eine rauscharme |
| neuter | ein rauscharmes |
| plural | rauscharmen |
Comparison Forms
| Positive | rauscharm |
| Comparative | rauschärmer |
| Superlative | am rauschärmsten |
Sample Sentences
Adjectives inflected like rauscharm
blutarm,
salzarm,
regenarm,
anregungsarm,
nikotinarm,
natriumarm,
alkoholarm,
kalorienarm,
nebenwirkungsarm,
aschearm,
inhaltsarm,
wasserarm,
niederschlagsarm,
rauscharm,
schmerzarm,
vitaminarm,
sauerstoffarm,
fettarm,
torarm,
Etymology
From Rauschen (gerund of rauschen (“to rustle”)) + -arm (“low in”, literally “poor”). The suffix -arm is added to nominals; nevertheless the gerund behaves like a normal infinitive dropping the suffix -en. Derivation from Rausch is semantically ruled out.
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