Literatur
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noun
- literaturewritten works collectively, often about a certain topic, in a certain language etc.
- semantic narrowings in various contexts
- the works consulted by an author, especially a scientist, as resources for a given text
- written fiction and poetry, especially that deemed of high cultural value
Forms
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Literatur | Literaturen |
| genitive | Literatur | Literaturen |
| dative | Literatur | Literaturen |
| accusative | Literatur | Literaturen |
Used in the library
- 1929 hat Thomas Mann den Nobelpreis für Literatur bekommen.In 1929 Thomas Mann received the Nobel Prize in Literature.A2Thomas Mann und die Buddenbrooks — Thomas Mann and the Buddenbrooks
- In der Stadt hat die russische Literatur eine lange Geschichte.Russian literature has a long history in the town.B2Noch einmal, bitte (20) — Once more, please (20) (B2)
- Je mehr Literatur Lena liest, desto mehr Fragen hat sie an die Welt.The more literature Lena reads, the more questions she has about the world.B2Noch einmal, bitte (9) — Once more, please (9) (B2)
- Richard Wagner lebte sechs Jahre am See, und in der Literatur über ihn spielt Luzern eine große Rolle.Richard Wagner lived by the lake for six years, and Lucerne plays a big part in the literature about him.B2Noch einmal, bitte (30) — Once more, please (30) (B2)