Zeitschriftenverlag

magazine publisher

noun TSYT-shrif-ten-fer-lahk Rare

Origin: from Zeitschrift (magazine) + Verlag (publisher)

Usage Note

Zeitschriftenverlag is a publishing house specialising in magazines and periodicals, as opposed to a Buchverlag. A long compound typical of German media business vocabulary. Plural: Zeitschriftenverlage.

Examples

"Der Zeitschriftenverlag bringt zwölf Titel heraus."

Natural Translation

The magazine publisher puts out twelve titles.

Literal Translation

The magazine-publisher brings twelve titles out.

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