No. 5,132 in German
artefakten
"Artefakten" in German refers to "artifacts," meaning objects or items created by humans, often of historical or cultural significance.
In a sentence
Dieses Museum besitzt viele antike Artefakten.
This museum owns many ancient artifacts.
In this sentence, 'Artefakten' refers to physical historical objects, emphasizing its plural form usage.
Beim Bergwandern habe ich einige interessante Artefakten gefunden.
While hiking, I found some interesting artifacts.
The word highlights the discovery context of tangible items that hold cultural or historical significance.
Historiker analysieren diese Artefakten, um Vergangenes zu verstehen.
Historians analyze these artifacts to understand the past.
Here, 'Artefakten' is used in academic discourse to relate to the study of historical remains and their interpretative value.
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