lautet

This is the 1585th most frequent German word.

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lautet

"Lautet" means "states" or "reads" in English, often used to convey the wording of something.


Here, 'lautet' is used to report or convey the content or solution to a query or statement.

Die Antwort auf die Frage lautet 'Ja'.

The answer to the question is 'Yes'.


In this sentence, 'lautet' introduces the content or wording of a proverb or quoted expression.

Ein bekanntes Sprichwort lautet: 'Übung macht den Meister'.

A well-known proverb says: 'Practice makes perfect'.


The verb 'lautet' is used here to express the contents, direction, or definition of a specific rule.

Die Regel lautet, dass man am Ballfestival weiße Kleidung tragen sollte.

The rule is that one should wear white clothing at the ball festival.