This is the 15564th most frequent German word.
warb
"Warb" is the simple past tense of "werben," meaning "advertised," "recruited," or "solicited" depending on context.
The word 'warb' here is the preterite (simple past) form of 'werben', which means to court or solicit attention or favor actively. It indicates past action in this context.
Er warb um die Aufmerksamkeit der Zuhörer.
He courted the attention of the audience.
In this sentence, 'warb' is used as the past tense of 'werben', meaning 'to advertise'. It refers to promotional past activities of the company.
Das Unternehmen warb für sein neues Produkt.
The company advertised its new product.
Here, 'warb' signifies an effort or attempt (past tense of 'werben') to gain or achieve something, in this case, a membership.