German · Culture & Society
Book
A written or printed work.
Ich lese jeden Abend ein Buch.
I read a book every evening.
'Buch' is of Germanic origin, related to the Old High German 'buoh', representing a physical book or written script. The term has persisted through centuries as literacy expanded.
'Buch' is used in both formal and informal contexts, particularly in educational and literary discussions. It appears in written and spoken forms across various contexts.
Referenced in countless German literature and cultural discussions, including famous works like 'Die Räuber' by Friedrich Schiller.