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How do you say "coconut" in German?

die Kokosnuss

NounFeminine

In German, "coconut" is die Kokosnuss.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'KOH-kohs-noos', stress on the first syllable, with 'nuss' rhyming with 'moose' but shorter.

Grammar notes

die Kokosnuss is feminine. Plural: die Kokosnüsse.

Example sentence

Sie öffneten eine frische Kokosnuss.

They cracked open a fresh coconut.

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How to remember die Kokosnuss

It's built from 'Kokos' (coconut) and 'Nuss' (nut), so it literally spells out 'coconut nut'.

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Questions about die Kokosnuss

How do you say "coconut" in German?

In German, "coconut" is die Kokosnuss. It is a noun.

Is die Kokosnuss masculine, feminine, or neuter?

die Kokosnuss is feminine. Plural: die Kokosnüsse.

How is die Kokosnuss used in a sentence?

Use die Kokosnuss as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Sie öffneten eine frische Kokosnuss. (They cracked open a fresh coconut.).

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