Dutch · Technology & Media
newspaper
A daily or weekly publication with news.
Hij leest elke ochtend de krant.
He reads the newspaper every morning.
'De krant' traces its etymological roots to the Latin 'charta', meaning paper, indicating its function as a printed medium for news. The term has existed in Dutch since the rise of print culture.
'De krant' is used in formal contexts (journalism, public discourse) as well as in casual talks about current events. It is relevant in both spoken and written language.
Frequently referenced in Dutch literature and considered part of daily life.