The three determiners above are generally used in more formal contexts. They come before a noun, and their endings change according to gender, case, and number, just like adjectives.

The determiner sämtlich is quite straightforward and is generally translated as "all," "all of them," or "all available." Here, you can see it used with plural nouns, which requires the addition of an -e, and one masculine singular noun, which requires -er. 

Er schöpft sämtliche Transportmöglichkeiten aus.

He exhausts all transportation options.

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Aber als es im Palast erschien, zog es sämtliche Blicke auf sich.

But when she appeared in the palace, she caught everyone's attention.

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Auch Fouls und sämtlicher Körperkontakt sind beim Ultimate nicht erlaubt.

Also fouls and all physical contact are not permitted in Ultimate [Frisbee].

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The determiner jeglich means "any," "of any kind," or "every."  The -e ending is required for the two feminine nouns here:

Doch jegliche mangelnde Körpergröße macht der Buckelwal durch seine Wendigkeit und Lebhaftigkeit wieder wett.

But the humpback whale makes up for any lack of size with its agility and liveliness.

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Die Tanks sind allerdings schwer zu reinigen, sodass sie für jegliche Art von Bakterien eine pure Freude sind.

However, the tanks are difficult to clean, making them a pure joy for any kind of bacteria.

Captions 8-9, Galileo: Die fünf spannendsten Geheimnisse rund ums Fliegen

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Finally, etlich means "a number of," "several," or "quite a few." Again, we see an -e added for the plural nouns in the examples. 

Nach so schönen Bildern, ähm, hab' ich jetzt auch mal ein paar Profis gefunden, die schon etliche Male gesprungen sind.

After such beautiful images, er, I have now found a few professionals who have already jumped quite a few times.

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In Deutschland leben etwa achttausend Halsbandsittiche, dazu kommen noch etliche Alexandersittiche.

About eight thousand Ring-necked Parakeets live in Germany, in addition, a number of Alexandrine Parakeets.

Captions 4-5, Freilebende Papageien Überwintern in Wiesbaden

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Further Learning
Try to create your own sentences with these determiners, or look for additional examples on Yabla German.

You may know one or both of the words in the title above: der Mut means "the courage" and mutig means "courageous" or "brave." However, there are many nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs that contain these words as roots, some of which have nothing to do with courage. Let's have a look.

As you can see, nouns ending in -mut may refer to a mood, emotional state, or feeling:

Hochmut kommt vor dem Fall.

Pride comes before the fall. 

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Was bei vielen Autofahrern für Freude sorgt,

What causes happiness among many drivers,

stiftet Unmut bei den Grünen.

causes discontent among the Greens [Green Party].

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Die Queen residierte hier bereits und Michael Jackson

The Queen resided here already and Michael Jackson

hielt im Übermut sein Baby aus einem Hotelfenster.

held his baby boisterously out of a hotel window.

Captions 24-25, Berlin - Hotel Adlon feiert 15 Jahre Neueröffnung

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...in spektakulärer Anmut auf die Wasseroberfläche zu klatschen.

...to smack against the surface of the water with spectacular grace.

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Notice above that der Hochmut, der Übermut, and der Unmut are masculine, while die Anmut is feminine. You can also look up der Wagemut, der Missmut, die Sanftmut, and die Schwermut. For der Demut, you may more often see the related adjective (note the umlaut!):

Es war jedenfalls demütigend genug.

In any case, it was humiliating enough.

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It's additionally good to know the adjectives ermutigend and entmutigend. These respectively mean "encouraging" and "discouraging."

When it comes to verbs, you may have seen zumuten, vermuten, and anmuten. These verbs each have a number of possible meanings.

Man vermutet, hier ist irgendwas in der Lüftung vom Willy-Brandt-Haus.

One suspects there is something in the ventilation here in the Willy-Brandt-Haus.

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Traditionen sind was Schönes

Traditions are something nice

und können für Nichteingeweihte mitunter ganz schön skurril anmuten.

and can occasionally appear quite bizarre to the outsider.

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Petrus muss Dortmund-Fan sein, anders ist kaum zu erklären,

Saint Peter must be a Dortmund fan, there's almost no other explanation

was der Himmel dem FC Bayern und seinen Fans zugemutet hat.

for what the heavens had in store for FC Bayern and its fans.

Captions 1-2, FC Bayern München - Triple-Feier im Dauerregen

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Further Learning
Look up these words using your favorite online dictionary or on Yabla German to understand the full extent of their meanings. Keep in mind that there are other nouns ending in -mut that are unrelated to emotional states, such as das Mammut or der Wermut.

The verb holen itself most often means "to get" in the sense of "to retrieve" rather than "to receive." As you see below, there are also other uses:

Hast du die Butter für mich geholt?

Did you get the butter for me?

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An die Wasseroberfläche kommen sie nur, um Luft zu holen.

They only come to the water's surface to draw breath.

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However, holen is also the root of many other verbs, some of which are separable and some of which are inseparable. Let's take a look at those that are most commonly used: 

Non-separable verbs: (sich) erholen ("to recover," "to rest"), überholen ("to overtake," "to pass"), wiederholen ("to repeat")

Heute haben sich die weltweiten Bestände der Buckelwale weitestgehend erholt.

Today, the global populations of humpback whales have largely recovered.

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Ihr seid erst gleich schnell gefahren, aber dann hat es dich überholt?

You first drove at the same speed, but then it passed you?

Captions 17-18, Konjugation - Das Verb „fahren“

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Kannst du das bitte noch einmal wiederholen?

Can you please repeat that once again?

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Separable verbs: abholen ("to pick up"), nachholen ("to make up"), einholen ("to catch up to")

Vielleicht ist es besser, wenn wir sie am Bahnhof abholen?

Maybe it's better if we pick her up at the train station?

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Ein Mann möchte mit dreißig Jahren in Deutschland sein Abitur nachholen.

A man wants to make up his high school diploma in Germany at the age of thirty.

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Ich hab gedacht, ich hab sie abgehängt Aber sie holt mich immer wieder ein.

I thought I'd left it behind But it keeps catching up with me.

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Further Learning
Look up the additional verbs aufholen, ausholen, rausholen, zurückholen, and dazuholen using a dictionary, then search for examples on Yabla German.