No. 9,038 in German
liberty
The German word for "liberty" is *Freiheit*, meaning the state of being free or having freedom.
In a sentence
Die Freiheit, eigenständig zu denken, ist ein Schatz.
The liberty to think independently is a treasure.
Used as 'freedom' or 'personal liberty in thought'.
Er genießt die Freiheit, in verschiedenen Ländern zu leben.
He enjoys the liberty of living in different countries.
Refers to 'freedom of lifestyle or movement'.
Sie nahm sich die Freiheit, ihre Meinung direkt mitzuteilen.
She took the liberty of expressing her opinion directly.
Indicates 'taking the liberty to act oneself'.
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