No. 6,275 in German
doermer
It seems "doermer" is not a correct German word. Could you mean "dürmer" or something similar? Please clarify.
In a sentence
Gestern habe ich in meinem bequemen Bett lange gedörmert.
Yesterday, I dozed off for a long time in my comfortable bed.
Here, 'dörmert' (past tense of 'dörmern') is used to indicate a state of light sleeping or dozing off.
Nach dem anstrengenden Tag dömmere ich auf dem Sofa vor mich hin.
After the exhausting day, I am dozing off on the sofa.
In this sentence, 'dömmere' (present tense of 'dörmern') reflects a continuous action of lightly sleeping or nodding off.
Wann hast du zuletzt gedörmert?
When did you last doze off?
Here, 'gedörmert' is used in a question to ask about the act of dozing off in the past.
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