Überwiegst

"Überwiegst" is the second-person singular present tense form of the German verb "überwiegen". The verb "überwiegen" translates to "to outweigh", "to predominate", "to prevail", or "to be predominant" in English. When used in the second-person singular ("du" form), "überwiegst" indicates that "you" (singular, informal) are the one who outweighs, predominates, or prevails in a particular situation.

For example, in the sentence "Deine Argumente überwiegen meine Zweifel" (Your arguments outweigh my doubts), "überwiegen" is in the third-person plural, referring to the arguments. However, if someone were speaking directly to you and saying "Deine Argumente überwiegen meine Zweifel", they would use "überwiegen" as it's conjugated for "du", resulting in "Deine Argumente überwiegen meine Zweifel".

The concept of "überwiegen" is often used in contexts involving comparison, influence, or dominance. It suggests that one element or factor is stronger, more significant, or more impactful than others. The specific nuance of "überwiegst" is its direct address to an individual, indicating their personal capacity to exert a dominant influence or hold a prevailing position.