No. 15,214 in German
trugen
"Trugen" is the past tense of "tragen," meaning "carried" or "wore."
In a sentence
Wir trugen die Kisten in das Haus.
We carried the boxes into the house.
The verb 'trugen' is used as the past tense of 'tragen,' indicating the act of carrying objects.
Sie trugen schicke Kleider bei der Veranstaltung.
They wore fancy dresses at the event.
Here, 'trugen' refers to the act of wearing clothing in the past.
Die Bäume trugen viele Früchte im Sommer.
The trees bore much fruit in the summer.
In this context, 'trugen' describes bearing fruits or producing something in the past.
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