Berühre

Berühre is a German verb that translates to "to touch" in English. It is a regular verb, meaning its conjugation follows standard patterns. In its infinitive form, "berühren," it describes the act of making physical contact with something or someone. This can range from a light graze to a firm grasp.

The verb can also be used figuratively. For instance, "etwas berühren" can mean to touch upon a topic or subject in a discussion or writing. It implies addressing something without necessarily delving into great detail. In this context, it suggests a superficial engagement with an idea or concept.

Furthermore, "berühren" can express an emotional impact. When something "berührt" a person, it means it moves them emotionally, perhaps causing sadness, joy, or a sense of being deeply affected. This usage highlights the psychological or sentimental influence an experience or piece of art can have. The past tense of "berühren" is "berührte," and the past participle is "berührt." For example, "Er berührte die heiße Herdplatte" means "He touched the hot stovetop." And "Die Geschichte berührte mich tief" means "The story touched me deeply."