No. 9,907 in German
objekt
"Objekt" in German means "object" or "item" in English.
In a sentence
Das Objekt auf dem Tisch ist ein Buch.
The object on the table is a book.
In this sentence, 'Objekt' is used in its general sense, meaning a tangible thing or item.
In der Grammatik bezeichnet 'Objekt' ein Satzglied, das eine Ergänzung darstellt.
In grammar, 'Objekt' denotes a sentence element that serves as a complement.
Here, 'Objekt' is used as a grammatical term referring to parts of a sentence like direct or indirect objects.
'Objekt' in der Fotografie kann eine Person oder ein Gegenstand sein, der fotografiert wird.
'Objekt' in photography can be a person or an object being photographed.
In this usage, 'Objekt' describes the subject being photographed, expanding its application to technical language.
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