No. 14,884 in German
reiten
"Reiten" means "to ride (a horse)."
In a sentence
Ich reite jeden Morgen mein Pferd.
I ride my horse every morning.
Here, 'reiten' is used as the main verb in the present tense, conveying the action of riding.
Gestern ist sie zum ersten Mal auf einem Pferd geritten.
Yesterday, she rode a horse for the first time.
In this sentence, 'reiten' is in the perfect tense (present perfect), where the past participle 'geritten' is combined with the auxiliary verb 'ist'.
Er lernt reiten, weil er an einem Reitwettbewerb teilnehmen möchte.
He is learning to ride because he wants to participate in a riding competition.
Here, 'reiten' appears as the infinitive governed by the verb 'lernen' (to learn), indicating the skill being acquired.
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