die Lehrerin
noun · /ˈleː.rə.rɪn/ ·Etymology
Lehrer + -in
Translation
-
female equivalent of Lehrer (“teacher”)
feminine, form-of
Atlantis. Eine Monatsschrift für Wissenschaft, Politik und Poesie. Herausgegeben und redigirt von Christian Essellen. Neue Folge. Dritter Band. Juli bis December (from Cleveland, Ohio), 1855, p. 7 (in Heft 1)
Philosophy has purged itself of its transcendental theories; it descended from heaven, as Cicero put it, and has become a science of the thinking man; she has decomposed the doctrines of the religions with an excellent criticism, and in her present form she is the teacher and leader of all other sciences.
Die Kirche sei unser Verein, unsere Lehrerin und Lenkerin[.]
The church is our club, our teacher and leader[.]
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | Lehrerin | Lehrerinnen |
| Accusative | Lehrerin | Lehrerinnen |
| Dative | Lehrerin | Lehrerinnen |
| Genitive | Lehrerin | Lehrerinnen |