No. 11,810 in German
terminen
"Terminen" is not a standard German word; it could be a mistaken form or a conjugation of "terminieren," meaning "to schedule" or "to set a deadline."
In a sentence
Ich habe nächste Woche viele Termine, daher bin ich beschäftigt.
I have many appointments next week, so I am busy.
Here, 'Termine' is used as the plural form of 'Termin', synonymous with scheduled appointments or meetings.
Bitte terminieren Sie die Sitzung für kommenden Freitag.
Please schedule the meeting for next Friday.
In this example, 'terminieren' is used as a verb meaning to schedule a specific time for an event.
Die konferenz wurde auf den nächsten Monat umterminiert.
The conference was rescheduled to next month.
Here, 'umterminiert' is a compound form of 'terminieren' with the prefix 'um-', indicating rescheduling to a different time.
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