No. 15,109 in German
stecht
"Stecht" is the conjugated form of "stechen" (to sting, poke, or stab) in the 2nd person plural (you all sting/poke/stab) of the present tense.
In a sentence
Ihr stecht den Ballon mit der Nadel.
You pierce the balloon with the needle.
The word 'stecht' is used as the second person plural form of the verb 'stechen', meaning 'to pierce' or 'to stab', indicating an action performed by multiple people.
Warum stecht ihr die Reifen kaputt?
Why do you puncture the tires?
Here, 'stecht' is employed as the second person plural present tense of 'stechen', emphasizing the act of puncturing by multiple subjects.
Stecht die Blumen in die Erde, damit sie wachsen.
Stick the flowers into the soil so they can grow.
In this sentence, 'stecht' is used metaphorically, referring to placing or sticking something firmly into another medium.
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