No. 891 in German
regen
"Regen" means "rain" in English.
In a sentence
Es hat die ganze Nacht geregnet.
It rained all night.
Here, 'regnet' is the verb form in past tense of 'regen', used in the context of rainfall.
Nach dem Regen scheint die Sonne wieder.
After the rain, the sun shines again.
In this sentence, 'Regen' is used as a noun, referring to the weather condition of rain.
Die Diskussion regte interessante Gedanken an.
The discussion stimulated interesting thoughts.
Here, 'regte' is used as a verb meaning 'to stimulate or provoke', showing a metaphorical use of the word 'regen' in a broader context beyond weather.
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