No. 8,843 in German
leg
The German word "leg" means "lay" or "put" in English.
In a sentence
Ich lege das Buch auf den Tisch.
I lay the book on the table.
Here, "lege" is a form of the verb "legen," meaning "to lay."
Mein Bein schmerzt nach dem Lauf.
My leg hurts after the run.
Here, "Bein" is the German word for "leg," referring to the body part.
Wenn du das Puzzle fertig legst, hast du ein Bild.
When you finish laying the puzzle, you will have a picture.
Here, "legst" is a conjugation of the verb "legen," meaning "to lay" or "to place."
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