Nuklearen

Nuklearen is not a standalone semantic entry in German; it is a declined form of the adjective nukle ar meaning nuclear. It appears when the adjective is inflected to agree with a noun that has a definite determiner, and it is most commonly encountered in masculine singular accusative and dative cases, as well as in all plural forms.

Declension and usage

In the definite-article declension system, the form nuklearen occurs in several common contexts. Masculine singular:

- Nominative: der nukleare Plan

- Accusative: den nuklearen Plan

- Dative: dem nuklearen Plan

- Genitive: des nuklearen Plans

Plural (for all cases with the definite article): die nuklearen Pläne, den nuklearen Plänen, der nuklearen Pläne

Examples

Phrases with the accusative form include den nuklearen Plan or den nuklearen Plänen in a broader sentence. The plural die nuklearen Pläne is used when referring to multiple plans that are nuclear in scope. These forms illustrate how the ending -en marks the adjective after a definite determiner in masculine singular and in all plural forms.

Notes

Nuklearen is a grammatical form rather than a separate lexical item. Its exact usage depends on case, number, and the noun it modifies. In other gender, number, or with an indefinite article, different endings would apply (for example, einer nuklearen Option or gute nukleare Ergebnisse).

See also

Nuklear, nuclear energy, nuclear weapons, German grammar, adjective declension.