No. 3,585 in German
ministerium
A "ministerium" in German refers to a government ministry or department.
In a sentence
Das Ministerium für Bildung hat neue Richtlinien herausgegeben.
The Ministry of Education has released new guidelines.
Here, "Ministerium" refers to a governmental department responsible for specific sectors, in this case, education, illustrating its role in administrative governance.
Er arbeitet im Ministerium für Umwelt und Naturschutz.
He works in the Ministry of Environment and Nature Protection.
In this sentence, "Ministerium" signifies the workplace or institution where administrative functions regarding environment and nature protection are conducted.
Die Reform wurde durch intensive Beratung im Ministerium beschlossen.
The reform was decided upon through intensive consultation within the ministry.
This example displays "Ministerium" as the setting for policy-making and legislative discussion pertaining to reforms.
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