No. 12,414 in German
volltest
"Volltest" is not a standard German word; it may be a typo or a specific term/context-dependent.
In a sentence
Das Glas, das du volltest, ist jetzt übergelaufen.
The glass you filled is now overflowing.
Here, 'volltest' is the second-person past tense of the verb 'füllen', used in context showing someone filled a container.
Du volltest das Herz des Kindes mit Freude.
You filled the child's heart with joy.
In this sentence, 'volltest' illustrates the act of filling metaphorically, in an emotional context.
Er sagte, dass du den Mietvertrag vor dem Einzug volltest.
He said you completed the rental agreement before moving in.
'Volltest' here indicates the completion of a task, opting for the use of the verb 'vollenden' in past tense.
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