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No. 10,333 in German

prinzen

The German word "Prinzen" is the plural form of "Prinz" and means "princes" in English.

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  • Der Prinzenhof war das Zuhause eines historischen Adelsgeschlechts.

    The prince's court was the home of a historical noble family.

    'Prinzen' is used as the genitive plural of 'Prinz', referring to possessions or associations of multiple princes.

  • Die Prinzen des Königreichs waren für ihre Weisheit bekannt.

    The princes of the kingdom were known for their wisdom.

    'Prinzen' is utilized as the plural form of 'Prinz' in the nominative case, referring to multiple princes.

  • Er bewunderte die Geschichten über tapfere Prinzen in Märchen.

    He admired the stories about brave princes in fairy tales.

    Here, 'Prinzen' is in the accusative plural form of 'Prinz', indicating the object (princes) being discussed.

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