No. 2,514 in German
tritt
"Kick" or "step."
In a sentence
Er tritt leise in den Raum ein.
He quietly enters the room.
Here, "tritt" is used as the third-person singular present tense of the verb 'treten', meaning 'to step' or 'to tread'.
Sein Tritt auf den Boden war deutlich hörbar.
His step on the ground was clearly audible.
In this sentence, "Tritt" is a noun derived from the verb 'treten', signifying the act or sound of stepping.
Er tritt gegen den Ball.
He kicks the ball.
The verb 'tritt' here denotes the action of kicking, a specific application of 'treten', which involves force applied with a foot.
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