No. 15,070 in German
sot
The word "sot" is not German. It is an English word meaning a habitual drunkard.
In a sentence
Die Sonne sot hinter den Bergen.
The sun sank behind the mountains.
In this sentence, 'sot' is used as a past tense form of an archaic term meaning 'sank' or 'set'.
Er sot oft im Garten und las ein Buch.
He often sat in the garden and read a book.
Here, 'sot' represents an older variation of 'saß,' which is a past tense form of 'sit' in German.
Sie erzählte von einem Traum, in dem sie zu einer Königin sot.
She told about a dream in which she was a queen.
In the third usage, 'sot' appears as an archaic or poetic form, potentially related to being or existing in a metaphorical sense.
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