Schüttest

Schüttest is a German word that translates to "you pour" or "you shake" in English, depending on the context. It is the second-person singular present tense conjugation of the verb "schütten." The verb "schütten" itself can have various meanings. Most commonly, it refers to the act of pouring liquids or loose materials from one container to another. For example, one might "schütten Wasser in ein Glas" (pour water into a glass) or "schütten Mehl aus einer Tüte" (pour flour out of a bag).

Beyond simple pouring, "schütten" can also imply shaking or rattling. In certain contexts, it might be used to describe the action of shaking something to mix it or to dislodge it. For instance, a doctor might ask a patient to "schütten die Pille in den Mund" (shake the pill into the mouth), although this usage is less common than the pouring meaning. The specific nuance of "schütten" is usually discernible from the surrounding words and the overall situation. Therefore, "schüttest" directly addresses an individual performing the action of pouring or, less frequently, shaking.