No. 3,310 in German
gerichte
"Gerichte" means "dishes" (as in meals) or "courts" (legal institutions), depending on context.
In a sentence
Die Gerichte in diesem Restaurant sind sehr lecker.
The dishes in this restaurant are very delicious.
Here, 'Gerichte' is used to represent prepared meals or dishes as culinary items.
Die Gerichte des Obersten Gerichtshofs haben große Entscheidungen getroffen.
The courts of the Supreme Court have made significant decisions.
Here, 'Gerichte' refers to judicial bodies or courts of law responsible for legal determinations.
Das Kochbuch enthält viele Rezepte für internationale Gerichte.
The cookbook contains many recipes for international dishes.
In this context, 'Gerichte' is again used to mean meals or prepared recipes, emphasizing their international origin.
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