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How symbol § is called in German?
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Often I see the symbol § on websites and also on official documents.
For example:
Allgemeine Bestimmungen<br/><br/>
§ 1 Zweck des Gesetzes; Anwendungsbereich<br/>
§ 2 Begriffsbestimmungen<br/>
I am interested to know how it is called and what is exactly purpose of this symbol?
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Often I see the symbol § on websites and also on official documents.
For example:
Allgemeine Bestimmungen<br/><br/>
§ 1 Zweck des Gesetzes; Anwendungsbereich<br/>
§ 2 Begriffsbestimmungen<br/>
I am interested to know how it is called and what is exactly purpose of this symbol?
german-symbols
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Wie heißt es denn in Deiner Sprache und welche ist das? Ist diese Bezeichnung nicht im Wörterbuch vermerkt?
– user unknown
4 hours ago
"paragraph" is the name. It means a chapter in a law, contract or agreement. Your question is not really about the German language.
– peterh
3 hours ago
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Often I see the symbol § on websites and also on official documents.
For example:
Allgemeine Bestimmungen<br/><br/>
§ 1 Zweck des Gesetzes; Anwendungsbereich<br/>
§ 2 Begriffsbestimmungen<br/>
I am interested to know how it is called and what is exactly purpose of this symbol?
german-symbols
asked 8 hours ago
Xeoff BalochXeoff Baloch
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Often I see the symbol § on websites and also on official documents.
For example:
Allgemeine Bestimmungen<br/><br/>
§ 1 Zweck des Gesetzes; Anwendungsbereich<br/>
§ 2 Begriffsbestimmungen<br/>
I am interested to know how it is called and what is exactly purpose of this symbol?
german-symbols
german-symbols
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Wie heißt es denn in Deiner Sprache und welche ist das? Ist diese Bezeichnung nicht im Wörterbuch vermerkt?
– user unknown
4 hours ago
"paragraph" is the name. It means a chapter in a law, contract or agreement. Your question is not really about the German language.
– peterh
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Wie heißt es denn in Deiner Sprache und welche ist das? Ist diese Bezeichnung nicht im Wörterbuch vermerkt?
– user unknown
4 hours ago
"paragraph" is the name. It means a chapter in a law, contract or agreement. Your question is not really about the German language.
– peterh
3 hours ago
Wie heißt es denn in Deiner Sprache und welche ist das? Ist diese Bezeichnung nicht im Wörterbuch vermerkt?
– user unknown
4 hours ago
Wie heißt es denn in Deiner Sprache und welche ist das? Ist diese Bezeichnung nicht im Wörterbuch vermerkt?
– user unknown
4 hours ago
"paragraph" is the name. It means a chapter in a law, contract or agreement. Your question is not really about the German language.
– peterh
3 hours ago
"paragraph" is the name. It means a chapter in a law, contract or agreement. Your question is not really about the German language.
– peterh
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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§ is the so-called Paragraphenzeichen - section sign in English.
§ is often used when referring to a specific section of legal code.
It's used to refer to Paragraphen in German, e. g. § 1 des StGB (Strafgesetzbuch). If you refer to several sections, its plural is §§.
Note that Paragraphenzeichen (or Paragrafenzeichen) is the name of the symbol. When you use it to denote a section, you say Paragraph. E. g. in the above example, you would say Paragraph 1 des StGB.
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its called Paragraphenzeichen ?
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Yes, "Paragraphenzeichen" or "Paragrafenzeichen".
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de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragraphenzeichen
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§ is the so-called Paragraphenzeichen - section sign in English.
§ is often used when referring to a specific section of legal code.
It's used to refer to Paragraphen in German, e. g. § 1 des StGB (Strafgesetzbuch). If you refer to several sections, its plural is §§.
Note that Paragraphenzeichen (or Paragrafenzeichen) is the name of the symbol. When you use it to denote a section, you say Paragraph. E. g. in the above example, you would say Paragraph 1 des StGB.
answered 8 hours ago
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its called Paragraphenzeichen ?
– Xeoff Baloch
8 hours ago
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Yes, "Paragraphenzeichen" or "Paragrafenzeichen".
– The Awful Language
8 hours ago
1
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragraphenzeichen
– RHa
7 hours ago
add a comment |
§ is the so-called Paragraphenzeichen - section sign in English.
§ is often used when referring to a specific section of legal code.
It's used to refer to Paragraphen in German, e. g. § 1 des StGB (Strafgesetzbuch). If you refer to several sections, its plural is §§.
Note that Paragraphenzeichen (or Paragrafenzeichen) is the name of the symbol. When you use it to denote a section, you say Paragraph. E. g. in the above example, you would say Paragraph 1 des StGB.
answered 8 hours ago
The Awful LanguageThe Awful Language
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its called Paragraphenzeichen ?
– Xeoff Baloch
8 hours ago
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Yes, "Paragraphenzeichen" or "Paragrafenzeichen".
– The Awful Language
8 hours ago
1
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragraphenzeichen
– RHa
7 hours ago
add a comment |
§ is the so-called Paragraphenzeichen - section sign in English.
§ is often used when referring to a specific section of legal code.
It's used to refer to Paragraphen in German, e. g. § 1 des StGB (Strafgesetzbuch). If you refer to several sections, its plural is §§.
Note that Paragraphenzeichen (or Paragrafenzeichen) is the name of the symbol. When you use it to denote a section, you say Paragraph. E. g. in the above example, you would say Paragraph 1 des StGB.
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§ is the so-called Paragraphenzeichen - section sign in English.
§ is often used when referring to a specific section of legal code.
It's used to refer to Paragraphen in German, e. g. § 1 des StGB (Strafgesetzbuch). If you refer to several sections, its plural is §§.
Note that Paragraphenzeichen (or Paragrafenzeichen) is the name of the symbol. When you use it to denote a section, you say Paragraph. E. g. in the above example, you would say Paragraph 1 des StGB.
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its called Paragraphenzeichen ?
– Xeoff Baloch
8 hours ago
1
Yes, "Paragraphenzeichen" or "Paragrafenzeichen".
– The Awful Language
8 hours ago
1
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragraphenzeichen
– RHa
7 hours ago
add a comment |
its called Paragraphenzeichen ?
– Xeoff Baloch
8 hours ago
1
Yes, "Paragraphenzeichen" or "Paragrafenzeichen".
– The Awful Language
8 hours ago
1
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragraphenzeichen
– RHa
7 hours ago
its called Paragraphenzeichen ?
– Xeoff Baloch
8 hours ago
its called Paragraphenzeichen ?
– Xeoff Baloch
8 hours ago
1
1
Yes, "Paragraphenzeichen" or "Paragrafenzeichen".
– The Awful Language
8 hours ago
Yes, "Paragraphenzeichen" or "Paragrafenzeichen".
– The Awful Language
8 hours ago
1
1
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paragraphenzeichen
– RHa
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Wie heißt es denn in Deiner Sprache und welche ist das? Ist diese Bezeichnung nicht im Wörterbuch vermerkt?
– user unknown
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"paragraph" is the name. It means a chapter in a law, contract or agreement. Your question is not really about the German language.
– peterh
3 hours ago