German noun gender and plural data
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Source: German Wiktionary (https://de.wiktionary.org/), dump dewiktionary-20260901-pages-articles.xml.bz2 of 2026-09-01,
written by German Wiktionary's contributors.

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Changes made: only German noun entries were kept, and of those only what the overview box
states — the gender, the dictionary form, the attested nominative plurals, every case and
number of the declension table, and the short sense from the section heading where a page
holds more than one reading of a spelling. Each inflected form became a key in a lookup
table under its lowercased spelling; a dash for a missing form was dropped rather than
recorded. Separately, the lowercased title of every page that also has a German entry for a
verb, an adjective, an adverb, an article, a pronoun, a preposition, a conjunction, a
particle, a numeral or an interjection was listed, so that a capital at the start of a
sentence is not read as a noun. Definitions, examples, etymologies, pronunciations,
translations and images were not kept. The result was split by first letter.