No. 8,630 in German
kontrakts
"Kontrakts" is not a standard German word; it may be a misspelling or pluralization influenced by English. The correct German term is likely "Kontrakt," meaning "contract" or "agreement."
In a sentence
Der Kontrakt zwischen den beiden Parteien wurde gestern unterzeichnet.
The contract between the two parties was signed yesterday.
Here, the word 'Kontrakt' is used as a noun meaning 'contract' or 'agreement' in a formal context.
Im Falle eines Bruchs des Kontrakts könnte es rechtliche Konsequenzen geben.
In the event of a breach of the contract, there could be legal consequences.
In this instance, 'Kontrakt' maintains its usage as a noun referring to a binding agreement.
Die Verhandlung des Kontrakts dauerte mehrere Wochen.
The negotiation of the contract lasted several weeks.
Again, 'Kontrakt' is used as a noun, highlighting a specific agreement being actively discussed or negotiated.
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