Genieße

Genieße is a German verb form derived from genießen, meaning to enjoy. It is most commonly encountered as the imperative singular form, used to urge someone to savor or appreciate something in the moment.

In standard present tense forms, genießen appears as ich genieße, du genießt, er genießt, wir genießen, ihr genießt, sie genießen. The imperative for informal second-person singular is Genieße!; the formal imperative is Genießen Sie.

Typical usage involves direct commands or encouragements, such as Genieße den Moment or Genieße das Leben. The form also appears in quoted or indirect-speech contexts where the verb is conjugated as part of a larger sentence, for example Sie sagte, er genieße das Leben.

The stem of genießen is genieß-, which yields the imperative genieße and related forms like genießt in the present tense. The past participle is genossen, and the present participle is genießend. These forms are used across various moods and tenses, with the imperative serving as the principal non-finite command form and the other forms serving everyday statements about savoring experiences.

In formal writing or polite address, the corresponding imperative is Genießen Sie. In informal conversation, the imperative is Genieße. The word commonly appears in advice, advertising, travel writing, and personal expressions that emphasize taking pleasure in moments, foods, scenery, or life itself.