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How do you say "wheat" in German?

das Weizen

Noun Neuter

In German, "wheat" is das Weizen.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced VY-tsun. The 'w' sounds like a 'v', and stress the first syllable.

Grammar notes

Neuter noun (das Weizen). Plural is uncommon as it's typically uncountable. Rhymes with schleichen.

Example sentence

Das Weizen wächst auf dem Feld.

The wheat grows in the field.

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How to remember das Weizen

Weizen is the grain wheat. Picture a field of golden wheat swaying in the breeze.

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Questions about das Weizen

How do you say "wheat" in German?

In German, "wheat" is das Weizen. It is a noun.

Is das Weizen masculine or feminine?

Neuter noun (das Weizen). Plural is uncommon as it's typically uncountable. Rhymes with schleichen.

How is das Weizen used in a sentence?

Use das Weizen as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Das Weizen wächst auf dem Feld. (The wheat grows in the field.).

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