Translation of "Unbestimmter artikel" in English

However, an indefinite article doesn't exist at all in Esperanto.

Nonetheless, the number 1 can serve as an indefinite article in Tagalog.

1 ' can serve as an indefinite article in Nahuatl.

The n was lost after it was written (in 1426–1427) as a noounpier with the a being the indefinite article.

There is no real indefinite article, though indefiniteness can be expressed by preposing the word att? or k'una, meaning "one".

Within the scope of the present invention, the term “a” in connection with components A), B) and C) is used not as a numeral but as the indefinite article.

It holds for the entire description and the claims that the expression “a(n)” is used as an indefinite article and does not limit the number of parts to one.

For example, the plant section from step (I) comprises “a reactor”, this term also encompassing embodiments in which two or more reactors (for example a cascade of two or more reactors connected in series) are used (in other words, the word “a” in this connection and in connection with other apparatuses of other plant sections as well should be regarded as the indeterminate article and not to mean the number “one”).

The word “a” in the context of this invention, in connection with countable parameters, should be understood merely as the indefinite article and only as the number “one” when this is stated explicitly, for instance by the addition “exactly one”.

If reference is made in the context of the present invention to “an alkylene oxide”, “an H-functional starter compound”, etc., this is not intended to stipulate the singular, but is the use of an indefinite article.

The use of the indefinite article (a, an) or the definite article (the) is—if not otherwise stated in the individual case—not to be taken to limit quantities in the context of the present report.

For the purposes of the present invention, the word “a” in connection with enumerable parameters is to be understood as number-indicating word and not merely as indefinite article only when this is expressly stated or is clear from the context.

In the claims, the word “a” is to be construed as the indefinite article, not as an indicator of singularity.

Before the more detailed description of the invention by means of the non-restrictive exemplifying embodiments that follow, it should be pointed out that the use of the indefinite article, for example “a” or “an” and the definite article, namely “the”, includes both the singular and plural of the term in question, unless one of the two forms is explicitly ruled out and reference is made to a particular form (singular or plural).

In Spanish, an indefinite article is not used in front of professions, unless in combination with an adjective.

The definite article is le and indefinite article is un.

There is no indefinite article in the plural.

The English indefinite article a does not exist in Tagalog.

The English indefinite article a is un or una in Occitan.

The indefinite article “a” does not exclude the plural.

There is no distinction between definite and indefinite articles.

The indefinite article a is the same for all genders.

The feminine definite article is la and the corresponding indefinite article is una .

The English indefinite article a is un or una in Italian.

This will be followed by definite and indefinite articles, along with exercises.

The English indefinite article a is een in Dutch.

The English definite article the does not exist in Nepali.