No. 3,320 in German
gesetze
Laws.
In a sentence
Die Gesetze des Landes schützen die Rechte der Bürger.
The laws of the country protect the rights of the citizens.
Here, 'gesetze' is used as a plural noun, meaning 'laws', referring to formal legal provisions established by the government.
Als Wissenschaftlerin untersucht sie die Gesetze der Physik.
As a scientist, she studies the laws of physics.
In this context, 'gesetze' means 'laws' referring to natural laws or principles governing physical phenomena.
Die Gesetze wurden letztens geändert, um modernere Standards einzuhalten.
The laws were recently changed to comply with more modern standards.
Again, 'gesetze' is used as a plural noun, specifically referencing legally implemented rules or regulations.
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