noun
tomato
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Paradeiser is an Austrian/Bavarian term for tomato. It’s a masculine noun: der Paradeiser, plural Paradeiser (same form) and genitive singular des Paradeisers. Regional variant of Tomate. Plural has no added ending; check articles (die Paradeiser). No special preposition; standard German more often uses 'Tomate'.
Examples
Der Marktverkäufer bot günstige Paradeiser an, weil die Ware am Abend verkauft werden sollte.
The market seller offered cheap tomatoes because the goods were supposed to be sold in the evening.
In Österreich nennt man die Tomate auch Paradeiser.
In Austria, the tomato is also called 'Paradeiser'.
Im Garten wachsen viele Paradeiser.
Tomatoes are growing in the garden.
Details
Mnemonics
imagine tomatoes marching in a parade wearing little hats
think 'parade' + 'iser' — tomatoes parading in a row
der (masculine): picture a male tomato wearing a big mustache to remember 'der Paradeiser'
Notes
Paradeiser is an Austrian regional word for tomato; in Germany 'Tomate' is standard. Use Paradeiser primarily in Austrian contexts.