der Fund, -e
find · discovery
The German word "Fund" is a noun that means "find" or "discovery." It is commonly used in contexts related to discoveries of valuable items, such as treasure or collectibles. The root of "Fund" comes from the verb "finden," which means "to find."
Similar words in German include "Entdeckung" (discovery) and "Schatz" (treasure), but there are some differences. While "Fund" specifically refers to items found, typically with value or importance, "Entdeckung" can encompass broader discoveries, including scientific or exploratory findings, and "Schatz" specifically refers to treasure, often perceived as wealth or riches.
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Examples
Der Fund stammt aus dem Mittelalter.noun
The find dates back to the Middle Ages.
Dies ist ein bedeutender Fund für die Archäologie.noun
This is a significant find for archaeology.
Ein neuer Fund begeistert die Archäologen.noun
A new discovery excites the archaeologists.
Mehrere ungewöhnliche Funde wurden gestern im Wald gemacht.noun
Several unusual discoveries were made yesterday in the forest.
Den Fund der Geldbörse meldete er der Polizei.noun
He reported the discovery of the wallet to the police.
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