Heft

Heft
¹Heft
Griff, Schaft, Stiel.
\
²Heft
a) Buch;
(landsch.): Kladde.
b) Nummer;
(bildungsspr.): Faszikel.
c) Broschur, Broschüre, Druckschrift, Prospekt.
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Heft,das:1.geheftetePapierblätterbzw.bogen〉Broschüre;Faszikel(fachspr)–2.Griff(1)–3.dasH.ausderHandnehmen:entmachten
Heft
1.Broschüre,Schrift;ugs.:Kladde
2.Nummer,Faszikel
3.Griff,Schaft,Stiel

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