Talk:Rösti

German
Some Pons works (e.g. books.google.com/books?id=7fx6kcXGyosC&pg=PA599) translate English hash brows as German Rösti and add "mpl" (masculine plural).

Regarding Pons' information: Regarding findings: -84.161.28.218 23:48, 8 January 2017 (UTC)
 * If it is a plurale tantum, then it's problematic to determine the gender.
 * If it is a plural as the English term is plural, it could mean that there is the masculine singular Rösti with the plural Rösti (der Rösti, die Rösti).
 * "der Rösti" usually is the genitive or dative of the feminine or a plural, not a masculine nominative singular.
 * "einen Rösti" (masculine nominative singular) can be found in a few books - might be enough to attest it -, but these books are not dictionaries (wouldn't attest anything, but can be helpful anyway) or cooking books. Thus this could be a colloquial form.
 * "den Rösti" is usually dative plural (like "Zu den Rösti [...]", "mit den Rösti"), but might sometimes be masculine nominative singular (like in Dr. Ötker e-books, but the usage and gender in these books might vary).