Übernimmst

Übernimmst is a German word, a verb form derived from the infinitive "übernehmen". In its most common usage, it translates to "you take over" or "you assume". It is the second-person singular present tense indicative form of the verb. The verb "übernehmen" itself has a range of meanings, including taking possession of something, assuming responsibility for a task or role, adopting something, or succeeding someone. Therefore, "übernimmst" can convey the idea of someone taking on a new duty, inheriting a position, or accepting something offered.

The context in which "übernimmst" is used will dictate its precise meaning. For example, in a business context, it might mean "You are taking over the management of this project." In a personal context, it could be "You are assuming responsibility for the household chores." If someone is offering to buy something from you, you might ask, "Übernimmst du das?" meaning "Will you take this over?" or "Are you buying this?". The word highlights a transfer of ownership, responsibility, or control to the singular "you". It's a direct and active verb form, indicating that the subject is performing the action of taking over.