Locher
hole punch
The German word "Locher" is a noun that means "hole punch" or "punch". It is derived from the verb "lochen," which means "to punch" or "to perforate," referring to creating holes in materials, typically paper. Similar words in German include "Perforator" (perforator), which is often used interchangeably, and "Rundlocher" (round hole punch), which specifies the type of hole punch that creates round holes. The difference is that "Locher" commonly refers to the basic hole-punching device used in offices, while "Perforator" may refer to more specialized or heavy-duty options.
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Examples
Der Locher liegt auf dem Schreibtisch.noun
The hole punch is lying on the desk.
Mara hat den Locher benutzt.noun
Mara used the hole punch.
Kannst du den Locher bitte holen?noun
Can you please get the hole punch?
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