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noun

das Objekt, -e

object

Ein Ding, das man sehen oder anfassen kann.

The German word "Objekt" is a noun meaning "object" or "item". It comes from Latin "objectum," meaning "something thrown before" or "thing presented."

  • In German, it can refer to a physical thing (a tangible object), a goal/target, or a grammatical object in language.
  • Similar words include "Gegenstand" (thing/object), "Sache" (matter/thing), and "Artikel" (article/item).

Difference:

  • Objekt often has a more formal, technical, or specific meaning, such as in grammar or legal contexts.
  • Gegenstand refers more generally to physical objects.
  • Sache is more abstract, often referring to matters or affairs.
  • Artikel usually refers to items or goods, especially in commerce.

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Examples

Ich sehe ein Objekt.noun

I see an object.

Das Objekt ist sehr wertvoll.noun

The object is very valuable.

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