indefinite article |- |Abkhaz |a- | | -k |- |Afrikaans |die | |'n |- | Albanian | -a, -ja, -i, -ri, -ni, -u, -t, -in, -un, -n, -rin, -nin, -në, -ën, -s, -së, -ës, -të, -it, -ët (all suffixes) | disa | një |- | Arabic | or el (prefix) | | -n |- | Assamese | -tû, -ta, -ti, -khôn, -khini, -zôn, -zôni, -dal, -zûpa etc. | | êta, êkhôn, êzôn, êzôni, êdal, êzûpa etc. |- | Bangla | -টা, -টি, -গুলো, -রা, -খানা | | একটি, একটা, কোন |- | Breton | an, al, ar | | un, ul, ur |- | Bulgarian | -та, -то, -ът, -ят, -те (all suffixes) | | един/някакъв, една/някаква, едно/някакво, едни/някакви |- | Catalan | el, la, l', els, lesses, lo, los, es, sa | | un, una uns, unes |- | Cornish | an | | |- |Danish |Singular: -en, -n -et, -t (all suffixes) Plural: -ene, -ne (all suffixes) | |en, et |- | Dutch | de, het ('t); archaic since 1945/46 but still used in names and idioms: des, der, den | | een ('n) |- | English | the | | a, an |- | Esperanto | la | | |- | Finnish (colloquial) | se | | yks(i) |- | French | le, la, l', les | de, d', du, de la, des, de l | un, une, des |- | German | der, die, das des, dem, den | | ein, eine, einer, eines einem, einen |- | Greek | | | |- | Hawaiian | ka, ke nā | | he |- | Hebrew | (prefix) | | |- | Hungarian | a, az | | egy |- | Icelandic | -(i)nn, -(i)n, -(i)ð, -(i)na, -num, -(i)nni, -nu, -(i)ns, -(i)nnar, -nir, -nar, -(u)num, -nna (all suffixes) | | |- | Interlingua | le | | un |- | Irish | an, na, a' (used colloquially) | | |- | Italian | il, lo, la, l i, gli, le | del, dello, della, dell dei, degli, degl', delle | un, uno, una, un |- | Khasi | u, ka, i ki | | |- | Kurdish | -eke -ekan | hendê, birrê | -êk -anêk |- | Latin | | | |- | Luxembourgish | den, déi (d'), dat (d') dem, der | däers/es, däer/er | en, eng engem, enger |- | Macedonian | -от -ов