Declension of "weniger" in German

wenig     translation to English little, few, a little

Nicht flektierte Formen

Positiv wenig
Komparativ weniger
Superlativ am wenigsten

Starke Deklination, Singular, Maskulinum

Nominativ weniger
Genetiv wenigen
Dativ wenigem
Akkusativ wenigen

Starke Deklination, Singular, Femininum

Nominativ wenige
Genetiv weniger
Dativ weniger
Akkusativ wenige

Starke Deklination, Singular, Neutrum

Nominativ weniges
Genetiv wenigen
Dativ wenigem
Akkusativ weniges

Starke Deklination, Plural

Nominativ wenige
Genetiv weniger
Dativ wenigen
Akkusativ wenige

Schwache Deklination, Singular, Maskulinum

Nominativ der wenige
Genetiv des wenigen
Dativ dem wenigen
Akkusativ den wenigen

Schwache Deklination, Singular, Femininum

Nominativ die wenige
Genetiv der wenigen
Dativ der wenigen
Akkusativ die wenige

Schwache Deklination, Singular, Neutrum

Nominativ das wenige
Genetiv des wenigen
Dativ dem wenigen
Akkusativ das wenige

Schwache Deklination, Plural

Nominativ die wenigen
Genetiv der wenigen
Dativ den wenigen
Akkusativ die wenigen

Gemischte Deklination, Singular, Maskulinum

Nominativ mein weniger
Genetiv meines wenigen
Dativ meinem wenigen
Akkusativ meinen wenigen

Gemischte Deklination, Singular, Femininum

Nominativ meine wenige
Genetiv meiner wenigen
Dativ meiner wenigen
Akkusativ meine wenige

Gemischte Deklination, Singular, Neutrum

Nominativ mein weniges
Genetiv meines wenigen
Dativ meinem wenigen
Akkusativ mein weniges

Gemischte Deklination, Plural

Nominativ meine wenigen
Genetiv meiner wenigen
Dativ meinen wenigen
Akkusativ meine wenigen
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