Pronomen

pronomen German Etymology de :bor la:prōnōmen de la prōnōmen. Pronunciation de /pʁoˈnoːmən/ de De-Pronomen.ogg de De-Pronomen2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Pro no men Noun n,,-:Pronomina de grammar pronoun (sensu lato); pronoun (sensu stricto), or pronominal adjective or determiner de Fürwort Personenwort ; Anstattwort<q:very rare> ; Pronom<q:rare> Usage notes The English word pronoun is sometimes used with a different meaning than Pronomen. In the strict sense of the word pronoun, "ours" is a possessive pronoun, but "our" is a possessive adjective or determiner. In German, however, both kinds of words are called Pronomen. The grammatical difference can be expressed e.g. by calling "ours" a substantivisches Pronomen (substantival pronoun) and "our" an adjektivisches Pronomen (adjectival pronoun). Declension n,,-:Pronomina Hyponyms de Demonstrativpronomen (Demonstrativum, Demonstrativ), de Indefinitpronomen (Indefinitum), de Interrogativpronomen (Interrogativum, Interrogativ), de Personalpronomen (Personale), de Possessivpronomen (possessives Pronomen, Possessivum, Possessiv), de Reflexivpronomen (Reflexivum, Reflexiv), de Relativpronomen (Relativum, Relativ), de Reziprokpronomen (reziprokes Pronomen, Reziprokum) de Substantivpronomen (substantivisches Pronomen), de Adjektivpronomen (adjektivisches Pronomen), de Adverbialpronomen Related terms de pro de Nomen Noun de noun form de Pronom Further reading de de Parts of speech Plautdietsch Noun pdt noun n plural Pronomes pronoun