No. 7,981 in German
holzrechten
"Holzrechten" refers to rights to collect or utilize wood from forests.
In a sentence
Der Bauer hatte das Recht, im benachbarten Wald holzrechten zu dürfen.
The farmer had the right to collect wood in the neighboring forest.
In this sentence, 'holzrechten' is used as a verb, describing the act of legally gathering wood from a forest.
Zum Holzrechten in den Bergen braucht man eine Erlaubnis.
For gathering wood in the mountains, one needs a permit.
Here, 'holzrechten' functions as a noun, specifying the activity of collecting wood.
Der Förster erklärte den Wanderern die Regeln zum Holzrechten.
The forester explained the rules for gathering wood to the hikers.
In this example, 'holzrechten' is used to denote a regulated activity, with the context emphasizing its legal and procedural aspects.
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