No. 8,179 in German
instituts
The German word "Instituts" is the genitive singular or plural form of "Institut," meaning "institute" or "organization specializing in education, research, or professional work."
In a sentence
Die Bibliothek des Instituts ist sehr modern ausgestattet.
The institute's library is very modernly equipped.
In this sentence, 'Instituts' functions as the possessive form of 'Institut,' indicating ownership.
Die Studenten des Instituts beteiligen sich an internationalen Projekten.
The students of the institute participate in international projects.
Here, 'Instituts' again shows possession, referring to the entity to which the students belong.
Die Forschungsergebnisse des Institutes wurden weltweit anerkannt.
The research results of the institute were recognized worldwide.
This use of 'Institutes' demonstrates how possessive forms can slightly vary in ending depending on regional or formal preferences.
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