Dezerniert

"Dezerniert" is a German verb that means "to be assigned" or "to be stationed." It is commonly used in the context of military, police, or administrative roles, where individuals are assigned to specific duties or locations. The verb is derived from the noun "Dezernat," which refers to a department or division within an organization.

The basic conjugation of "dezerniert" in the present tense is as follows:

- Ich dezerniere (I am assigned)

- Du dezernierst (You are assigned)

- Er/Sie/Es dezerniert (He/She/It is assigned)

- Wir dezernieren (We are assigned)

- Ihr dezerniert (You are assigned)

- Sie/Sie dezernieren (They are assigned)

In the past tense, the verb changes to "dezernierte." For example:

- Ich dezernierte (I was assigned)

- Du dezerniertest (You were assigned)

- Er/Sie/Es dezernierte (He/She/It was assigned)

- Wir dezernierten (We were assigned)

- Ihr dezerniertet (You were assigned)

- Sie/Sie dezernierten (They were assigned)

The verb "dezerniert" is a regular verb, and its past participle is "dezerniert." It can be used in both active and passive voice, depending on the context. For instance, "Das Dezernat wird von einem Offizier geleitet" means "The department is led by an officer," while "Der Offizier dezerniert das Dezernat" means "The officer is assigned to the department."