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Flügen

Flügen is a grammatical form in German rather than a standalone lexical item with its own meaning. In standard usage, the plural of Flug (flight) is Flüge, meaning flights or air trips. Flügen, with a capital F and the ending -en, is the dative plural of Flug and appears in contexts where the noun is in the dative case, often after dative prepositions such as mit, bei, or zu: for example, mit den Flügen (with the flights) or bei den Flügen (with the flights).

Etymology and grammar: Flug is a masculine noun. Its nominative plural is Flüge, while the dative plural

Usage notes: Writers should avoid treating Flügen as a distinct term and instead use Flüge when referring

See also: Flug, Flüge, Flugzeug, Flughafen, Fluggesellschaft.

is
Flügen.
The
form
Flügen
is
thus
not
a
separate
word
but
the
inflected
plural
used
in
the
dative
case.
The
umlaut
in
the
stem
(u
→
ü)
is
part
of
the
standard
plural
formation
for
Flug,
and
the
additional
-en
marks
the
dative
plural.
to
flights
in
the
nominative
or
accusative
cases.
Flügen
only
appears
in
writing
when
the
noun
is
grammatically
in
the
dative
plural.