No. 2,275 in German
grundgesetzes
"Grundgesetzes" is the genitive case of "Grundgesetz," meaning "Basic Law" or "constitution."
In a sentence
Das Grundgesetzes Deutschlands wurde nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg erarbeitet.
Germany's Basic Law was drafted after World War II.
Genitive case indicating possession of the term 'Basic Law'.
Die Bedeutung des Grundgesetzes ist für die demokratische Ordnung entscheidend.
The significance of the Basic Law is crucial for the democratic order.
Genitive case used to indicate the importance of the 'Basic Law' in context.
Die Klauseln des Grundgesetzes sind tiefgreifend und substrukturell.
The clauses of the Basic Law are profound and foundational.
Genitive case specifying characteristics belonging to the 'Basic Law'.
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