"alter Hase" meaning in German

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Noun

IPA: /ˈaltɐ ˈhaːzə/ Audio: De-alter Hase.ogg
Etymology: Literally, “old hare”, implying experience and cunning. When hare meat was popular, hunters tried to obtain it often. Consequently, most hares did not grow old. An old hare therefore had to be experienced and cunning to have always escaped from its hunters. Etymology templates: {{m-g|old hare}} “old hare”, {{lit|old hare}} Literally, “old hare” Head templates: {{de-noun|alter<+> Hase<m.weak>}} alter Hase m (weak, definite nominative der alte Hase, genitive (des) alten Hasen, plural alte Hasen, definite plural die alten Hasen) Inflection templates: {{de-ndecl|alter<+> Hase<m.weak>}} Forms: der alte Hase [definite, nominative], alten Hasen [genitive], alte Hasen [plural], die alten Hasen [definite, plural], weak [table-tags], alter Hase [nominative, singular, strong], alte Hasen [nominative, plural, strong], alten Hasen [genitive, singular, strong], alter Hasen [genitive, plural, strong], altem Hasen [dative, singular, strong], alten Hasen [dative, plural, strong], alten Hasen [accusative, singular, strong], alte Hasen [accusative, plural, strong], alte Hase [nominative, singular, weak], alten Hasen [nominative, plural, weak], alten Hasen [genitive, singular, weak], alten Hasen [genitive, plural, weak], alten Hasen [dative, singular, weak], alten Hasen [dative, plural, weak], alten Hasen [accusative, singular, weak], alten Hasen [accusative, plural, weak], alter Hase [mixed, nominative, singular], keine [mixed, nominative, plural], alten Hasen [mixed, nominative, plural], alten Hasen [genitive, mixed, singular], keiner [genitive, mixed, plural], alten Hasen [genitive, mixed, plural], alten Hasen [dative, mixed, singular], keinen [dative, mixed, plural], alten Hasen [dative, mixed, plural], alten Hasen [accusative, mixed, singular], keine [accusative, mixed, plural], alten Hasen [accusative, mixed, plural]
  1. old hand, veteran Tags: masculine, weak Synonyms: Routinier
    Sense id: en-alter_Hase-de-noun-e38z67G6 Categories (other): German entries with incorrect language header

Inflected forms

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