dicht: endings, comparison & exercises · 10 Sentences

Before you start

Meet dicht

Before a noun, the ending changes with the article, the gender and the case. See how, then try the exercises.

All 5 meanings

thick, tight, dense
impermeable, sealed, shut, locked (preventing passage or entrance)
closed, out of operation, out of business
close [with bei (+ dative) or an (+ dative) ‘to something’]
(colloquial) tight, intoxicated

Meanings from Wiktionary · CC BY-SA

Endings

How dicht changes

Adjective endings after der/die/das
Case	masculine	feminine	neuter	plural
nominative	e	e	e	en
accusative	en	e	e	en
dative	en	en	en	en

Examples

1
Der dichte Text ist schwer zu lesen.The dense text is hard to read.Nominative · subjectPractise „der Text“ →
2
Der Film überzeugt mit einer dichten Geschichte.The film impresses with a dense story.Dative · mitPractise „die Geschichte“ →
3
Ich lese ein dichtes Buch.I am reading a dense book.Accusative · lesenPractise „das Buch“ →
4
Dichte Haare schützen den Kopf.Dense hair protects the head.Nominative · subjectPractise „das Haar“ →