No. 5,661 in German
blatter
"Blätter" (plural of Blatt) means "leaves" (from a plant/tree) or "pages" (of paper) in English.
In a sentence
Die Blätter fallen im Herbst von den Bäumen.
The leaves fall from the trees in autumn.
The word 'Blätter' here refers to the plural form of 'Blatt,' meaning leaves, commonly found attached to trees.
Ich habe die Blätter des Buches sorgfältig umgeblättert.
I carefully turned the pages of the book.
The word 'Blätter' in this sentence refers to the pages within a book, showcasing its use in a literary context.
Der Wind raschelte durch die Blätter der Zeitung.
The wind rustled through the newspaper pages.
In this context, 'Blätter' signifies the separate sheets composing a newspaper, thus extending its usage to written media.
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