Volltreffer

Volltreffer is a German noun meaning direct hit or bullseye. It refers to a hit that lands exactly on target and is used in literal and figurative senses. Etymologically, the word combines Voll (full, complete) and Treffer (hit, strike). In sports and games, a Volltreffer describes an especially precise shot, such as a goal scored with pinpoint accuracy or a clean hit in shooting, archery, or darts. In journalism and everyday language, it can describe a decision, statement, or product that hits the mark.

The term is commonly used with the definite article der Volltreffer and can appear in exclamations such as Volltreffer! to signal approval of a perfect result. The related adjective volltreffend describes something that is highly apt or precise.

In culture and media, Volltreffer has been used as a title for various German-language works in film, music, and literature, reflecting its strong, positive connotations of success and precision. The expression remains a staple in German-language media and everyday speech as a compact way to acknowledge exactness or exceptional achievement, whether in sports commentary or ordinary assessment. See also: Treffer.