Of course the best way is to memorize the “die” as a part of the word. However, there may be cases where you just might not be sure. Here are some noun endings that may indicate that the noun is feminine. I just want to clarify that this isn’t 100% true in all cases, but it’s a good guideline.<\/p>\n
-heit : die Freiheit<\/strong> (freedom)<\/p>\n -keit : die M\u00fcdigkeit<\/strong> (tiredness)<\/p>\n -t\u00e4t : die Universit\u00e4t<\/strong> (university)<\/p>\n -ung : die Zeitung<\/strong> (newspaper)<\/p>\n -schaft : die Erbschaft<\/strong> (inheritance)<\/p>\n -ie : die Geographie<\/strong> (geography)<\/p>\n -ik : die Musik<\/strong> (music)<\/p>\n -ei : die W\u00e4scherei<\/strong> (laundry)<\/p>\n -enz : die Frequenz<\/strong> (frequency)<\/p>\n -anz : die Toleranz<\/strong> (tolerance)<\/p>\n -ion : die Kommunikation<\/strong> (communication)<\/p>\n -a : die Pizza<\/strong> (pizza)<\/p>\n -e : die Seuche<\/strong> (epidemic)<\/p>\n -ur : die Konjunktur<\/strong> (economic trend)<\/p>\n -in : die Studentin<\/strong> (student) The “in” is a common feminine noun ending. It indicates female people, occupations and nationalities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Of course the best way is to memorize the “die” as a part of the word. However, there may be cases where you just might not be sure. Here are some noun endings that may indicate that the noun is feminine. I just want to clarify that this isn’t 100% true in all cases, but…<\/p>\n