Translation of German word "Ende" to English
dasEnde
/n̩de/
Meaning
NounNeuter noun meaning 'end / conclusion / termination'.
How to use
The neuter noun Ende ('end / finish / close') declines regularly in the singular (genitive des Endes), but its plural is Enden (oblique ending). The expression am Ende means 'in the end / at last / at the end' (Dativ). It is the antonym of Anfang.
🇬🇧 English
end / conclusion
Example
Das Ende war sehr traurig, aber ich bin dankbar.
The end was very sad, but I am grateful.
Das Ende der Geschichte ist sehr befriedigend.
The end of the story is very satisfying.
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Common phrases
- am Ende— in the end / at the end (dative location, idiom)
- zu Ende sein— to be over / finished
- Ende gut, alles gut.— All's well that ends well. (proverb)
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The German word "das Ende" is defined as: "Neuter noun meaning 'end / conclusion / termination'."
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The German word "das Ende" means "end / conclusion" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Das Ende war sehr traurig, aber ich bin dankbar." (which translates as "The end was very sad, but I am grateful.").
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