No. 2,813 in German
schneiden
"Schneiden" means "to cut."
In a sentence
Ich schneide das Brot.
I slice the bread.
In this sentence, 'schneide' refers to the action of cutting or slicing the bread, demonstrating the verb's typical usage for cutting something into pieces.
Sie schneidet das Papier mit einer Schere.
She is cutting the paper with scissors.
Here, 'schneidet' is used to describe the act of cutting, specifically referring to using a tool (scissors) on a material (paper).
Wir haben den Faden geschnitten.
We have cut the thread.
In this sentence, 'geschnitten' is in its past participle form and describes the action of cutting a thread, highlighting its usage in past-tense constructions.
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