No. 14,983 in German
schneien
"Schneien" means "to snow."
In a sentence
Es beginnt heute früh zu schneien.
It is starting to snow early today.
In this sentence, 'schneien' is used as a verb indicating the weather phenomenon of snow falling from the sky.
Letztes Jahr hat es viel geschneit.
Last year, it snowed a lot.
Here, 'schneien' is used in its past participle 'geschneit' to describe a completed snow event.
Wenn es wieder schneit, können wir einen Schneemann bauen.
If it snows again, we can build a snowman.
In this case, 'schneien' is used in its present tense subjunctive mood to express a conditional scenario.
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