What is the meaning of Viel?
: to cover, provide, obscure, or conceal with or as if with a veil. intransitive verb. : to put on or wear a veil.
How do you use Viel in German?
Put simply, when you want to say “much” or “a lot”, you need to choose the adverb “viel”, whereas when you want to say “many” your choice of words should be the adjective “viele”, though its exact ending depends on adjective ending rules, which is discuss elsewhere on my blog. NB.
How do you decline Viel in German?
Weak declension viel
- Masculine: der viele, des vielen, dem vielen, den vielen.
- Neutral: das viele, des vielen, dem vielen, das viele.
- Feminine: die viele, der vielen, der vielen, die viele.
- Plural: die vielen, der vielen, den vielen, die vielen.
Is Viel an article?
Viele, einige, wenige denominate indefinite quantities, so they behave like the indefinite article. When used without an adjective ending, they behave like a zero-article, so the following adjective takes the ending of the demonstrative article.
What does veil myself mean?
to be unable to think for oneself.
What is the synonym of veil?
envelop, surround, swathe, enfold, cover, cover up, conceal, hide, secrete, camouflage, disguise, mask, screen, shield, cloak, blanket, shroud, enwrap, canopy, overlay. obscure, shade, shadow, eclipse, cloud, blot out, block out, blank out, obliterate, overshadow.
What is strong declension in German?
Strong declension describes the declension of adjectives that are not preceded by either a definite or indefinite article (e.g. der, die, das, ein, or eine).
What are German articles?
In German, we generally use nouns together with their articles. The article tells us the gender, number, and case of the noun. There are indefinite articles (ein, eine) and definite articles (der, die, das).
