supernova
die Supernova, die Supernovae
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supernova
An extremely powerful explosion of a star, during which it briefly becomes exceptionally bright and ejects large amounts of matter into space.
Astronomen beobachteten eine Supernova in einer weit entfernten Galaxie.
Astronomers observed a supernova in a distant galaxy.
| gender | feminine die |
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| plural | die Supernovae |
| genitive | der Supernova |
| singular | plural | |
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| nominative | die Supernova | die Supernovae |
| accusative | die Supernova | die Supernovae |
| dative | der Supernova | den Supernovae |
| genitive | der Supernova | der Supernovae |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Supernova' (supernova) often appears with verbs such as 'beobachten' (to observe), 'entdecken' (to discover), and 'untersuchen' (to study). 'Eine Supernova in einer Galaxie' (a supernova in a galaxy) is also a typical combination.
Eine Hobbyastronomin hat eine Supernova in einer benachbarten Galaxie entdeckt.
An amateur astronomer discovered a supernova in a neighboring galaxy.
Words such as 'Stern' (star), 'Galaxie' (galaxy), 'Teleskop' (telescope), 'Astronomen' (astronomers), and 'Licht' (light) often appear in the context of 'Supernova' (supernova). These context clues indicate that the word is being used as an astronomical term.
Die Astronomen untersuchen das Licht einer besonders hellen Supernova.
The astronomers are studying the light from a particularly bright supernova.
'Supernova' (supernova) is a technical term in astronomy, but it also appears in accessible news reports and popular science texts. The word is frequently used in reports about stars, galaxies, and space.
In der Wissenschaftssendung erklärte eine Expertin, wie eine Supernova erforscht wird.
On the science program, an expert explained how a supernova is studied.
