No. 1,429 in German
laden
"Laden" in German means "to load" or "shop/store" depending on context.
In a sentence
Ich lade dich zu meiner Party ein.
I invite you to my party.
In this sentence, 'lade' means 'invite' and is used as part of the verb 'einladen', which means 'to invite'.
Der Lastwagen wird mit Waren geladen.
The truck is being loaded with goods.
Here, 'geladen' is the past participle of the verb 'laden' and means 'to load', indicating the action of putting goods onto a vehicle.
Ich gehe zum Laden, um Brot zu kaufen.
I am going to the store to buy bread.
In this example, 'Laden' is a noun meaning 'store' or 'shop', showcasing its use outside of a verb context.
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