No. 14,143 in German
gesäit
"Gesäit" is the Luxembourgish word for "seen" in English.
In a sentence
Ich habe gestern Blumen gesät.
I sowed flowers yesterday.
Here, 'gesät' is the past participle of the verb 'säen', indicating the act of sowing seeds.
Im Frühjahr werden die Felder gesät.
In spring, the fields are sown.
In this sentence, 'gesät' is used in the passive voice, describing the action of seeds being sown.
Die Idee wurde in der Gruppe gesät.
The idea was sown in the group.
'Gesät' here is metaphorically used in a passive construction to convey that the idea was introduced or planted in the group.
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