Which article do German nouns ending in -tät take?

Words ending in -tät are always feminine. In our word lists, 6 of 6 of them take die.

Are there exceptions to the -tät rule?

None in our lists, but the lists are limited. Check any word you are unsure about.

dieFeminine (die)

Words ending in -tät are always feminine.

In our rule set: Always (firm rule in our data).

In our word lists, nouns ending in -tät that take die: 6 of 6.

No noun in our lists breaks this pattern. The lists are limited, so still check a word you are unsure about.

Which article do German nouns ending in -tät take?: Words ending in -tät are always feminine. In our word lists, 6 of 6 of them take die.
Are there exceptions to the -tät rule?: None in our lists, but the lists are limited. Check any word you are unsure about.

This rule is part of the gender-rules trainer on paid plans. The free plan covers 11 of 18 rules.

The gender-rules trainer in SRS Deutsch repeats each noun of a rule just before you would forget its article.