No. 11,012 in German
schneide
"Schneide" means "edge" or "blade" (of a sharp object).
In a sentence
Ich schneide das Gemüse für das Abendessen.
I am cutting the vegetables for dinner.
The verb 'schneide' is used in its first-person singular present tense form, meaning 'to cut'.
Die Schneide des Messers ist sehr scharf.
The blade of the knife is very sharp.
The noun 'Schneide' is used to denote the edge or blade of a cutting tool.
Er schneidet sich oft beim Kochen.
He often cuts himself while cooking.
Here, 'schneidet' is the third-person singular present tense form of 'schneiden', showing the action of cutting related reflexively to the subject.
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