Duden's introduction of 3,000 new words reflects the evolving language landscape, incorporating tech terms, cooking terminology, and expressions influenced by global crises and pandemic experiences.
Chief editor Kunkel-Razum noted the significant rise in cooking and technology-related terms, showcasing a shift towards home cooking and meal delivery amidst evolving dietary preferences.
The dictionary also mirrors current events, adding entries like 'Ukrainekrieg' and 'Russlandsanktion,' suggesting an increasing integration of geopolitical vocabulary in everyday language.
Kunkel-Razum expressed interest in the longevity of COVID-19 vocabulary, revealing that terms like 'Impfzertifikat' and 'Coronaleunger' exemplify how the pandemic has permanently altered our lexicon.
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