Titelseite

front page

noun TEE-tel-zy-te Rare

Origin: from Titel (title) + Seite (page)

Also means

cover

Usage Note

Titelseite is the front page of a newspaper or the cover of a magazine. The idiom auf die Titelseite kommen means to make the front page. Plural: Titelseiten.

Examples

"Das Foto schaffte es auf die Titelseite."

Natural Translation

The photo made it onto the front page.

Literal Translation

The photo managed it onto the front-page.

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