De or het paashaas?

The correct Dutch article is:

de paashaas

  • English: Easter Bunny
  • Plural: de paashazen
  • Diminutive: het paashaasje
Meaning (Dutch) 1. (folklore) een fictieve haas die met Pasen paaseieren en ander snoep zou brengen 2. (voeding) stuk snoep (meestal chocola) in de vorm van de onder genoemde haas

How to use paashaas

the Easter Bunnyde paashaas
this Easter Bunnydeze paashaas
that Easter Bunnydie paashaas
our Easter Bunnyonze paashaas
your Easter Bunnyjouw paashaas
every Easter Bunnyelke paashaas
which Easter Bunny?welke paashaas?
a big Easter Bunny / the big Easter Bunnyeen grote paashaas, de grote paashaas
the Easter Bunny (plural)de paashazen, deze paashazen

Example sentences with paashaas

  • Geloof je in de paashaas? “Do you believe in the Easter Bunny?”
  • Geloof jij in de paashaas? “Do you believe in the Easter Bunny?”

Dutch words ending in paashaas

chocoladepaashaas

In compound words, the last part decides the article. See the rule

Dutch words starting with paashaas

paashaasschaamhaarverzamelaar

Meaning, plural, diminutive, pronunciation and translations: WikiWoordenboek (Dutch Wiktionary) (CC BY-SA 4.0). Example sentences: Tatoeba (CC BY 2.0 FR).