Stoßes
Stoßes is not a standard headword in German; it is best understood as the genitive singular form of the noun Stoß, which means push, shove, or impact. In everyday usage the common noun appears as Stoß, with the plural Stöße and the genitive singular des Stoßes. The form Stoßes alone typically occurs only as the stem inside a phrase like des Stoßes, not as an independent term.
- Physical push or shove: a sudden contact that transfers force, for example when two people collide
- Impact or blow: the force from a collision or strike, as in phrases describing a collision between
- In broader contexts, Stoß appears in many compound words: Stoßdämpfer (shock absorber), Stoßstange (bumper), Stoßrichtung (direction
- Genitive singular: des Stoßes
- The form Stoßes is primarily the genitive stem that appears in phrases with the definite article,
- Stoß (general entry on the noun and its uses)
- Related terms in mechanics and physics, such as Stoßwelle and Druckstoß
- Common compound nouns formed with Stoß
In summary, Stoßes serves mainly as a grammatical variant within the declined form of Stoß rather