Short answer: Cranberry takes the article die (die Cranberry). It’s a feminine noun (German: feminin) and means “cranberry” in English.
Cranberry: word facts
- Article
- die
- Gender
- feminin (feminine)
- English
- Cranberry
- Topic
- Food and drink
- Yupo level
- Intermediate
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Why does Cranberry take die?
No suffix rule covers Cranberry, so learn it together with its article. In Yupo, die words are red. Picture Cranberry as something red.
See the article rules →Cranberry in the accusative and dative
Singular, with the definite article
| Nominativsubject: who? what? | die Cranberry |
|---|---|
| Akkusativdirect object: whom? what? | die Cranberry |
| Dativindirect object: to whom? | der Cranberry |
