Wert

Meaning

1. (masculine,strong) value (determinable numerical quantity)
2. (masculine,strong) worth, value (state or degree of being estimated)
3. (in-plural,masculine,often,strong) value (moral ideal or norm)

Concepts

value

worth

price

merit

virtue

worthiness

quality

sign

account

advantage

benefit

profit

asset

value prize

ups

cost

amount

valuation

gain

redeeming feature

colon

emphasis

important point

lay stress on

dignity

variable

be worth doing

negotiable

valuable

indication

reading

just price

truth

calibre

postage stamp

index

level

principle

denomination

antecedence

antecedency

pas

precedency

property

use

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/veːrt/

Etymology

From Middle High German wert, from Old High German werd, from Proto-Germanic *werþaz. The -t is generalised from the uninflected form, likely reinforced by the desire to distinguish from forms of werden (compare werten). The regular -d- remains in Würde, würdig. Compare Dutch waard, English worth, Swedish värd.

Sentences

Schon auf ihre weltanschauliche Unterweisung wurde minderer Wert gelegt .

Even their philosophical instruction was given less importance.