Mietern

Mietern is the dative plural form of the German noun Mieter, which means tenant. It is not a standalone concept, but a grammatical inflection used when referring to multiple tenants in the dative case.

In German, the basic forms of Mieter are der Mieter (singular, nominative), des Mieters (singular, genitive), dem Mieter (singular, dative), and den Mieter (singular, accusative). In the plural, the nominative and accusative are die Mieter, the genitive is der Mieter, and the dative plural is den Mietern. The form Mietern therefore appears specifically when Mieter is used in the dative plural, such as after a preposition or as an indirect object.

Usage examples include phrases like "mit den Mietern" (with the tenants), "unter den Mietern" (among the tenants), or "den Mietern wurde mitgeteilt" (to the tenants a notification was conveyed). Because Mietern is tied to the dative case, its appearance depends on the sentence structure and the role of the noun within the clause.

Mietern is commonly encountered in everyday language relating to housing, leases, and tenancy discussions, where multiple tenants are involved. Related terms include Mieter (tenant), Vermieter (landlord), Mietvertrag (rental agreement), and Mietrecht (tenancy law).