No. 15,874 in German
übersiedelt
"Übersiedelt" means "relocated" or "moved (to a different place)."
In a sentence
Er ist nach Berlin übersiedelt, da er dort eine neue Arbeitsstelle gefunden hat.
He moved to Berlin because he found a new job there.
The word 'übersiedelt' is used as the past participle form of 'übersiedeln,' in the perfect tense with 'ist,' indicating a completed relocation to Berlin.
Als seine Familie in ein größeres Haus übersiedelte, war er sehr glücklich.
When his family relocated to a bigger house, he was very happy.
Here, 'übersiedelte' is the preterite form of 'übersiedeln,' narrating a past event of moving houses.
Er plant, in eine andere Stadt zu übersiedeln, um neue Möglichkeiten zu erkunden.
He is planning to relocate to another city to explore new opportunities.
In this sentence, 'übersiedeln' is used in its infinitive form, connected with the verb 'plant,' indicating an intention to move in the future.
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