Schiebt

Schiebt is the third-person singular present tense form of the German verb schieben, meaning to push or to move something by applying force. The verb can also be used metaphorically to indicate delaying or postponing something, as in the common expression Auf die lange Bank schieben, which means to put off or procrastinate.

In standard usage, schiebt appears in sentences such as Er schiebt den Wagen vor sich her (He pushes the cart in front of him) or Sie schiebt den Koffer zur Seite (She pushes the suitcase to the side). The form schiebt is also used as the imperative for addressing multiple people, i.e., Schiebt! meaning Push! in plural imperative. Other conjugations include ich schiebe, du schiebst, wir schieben, ihr schiebt, and sie schieben, with schiebt serving the third-person singular present.

Orthography and capitalization follow German rules: schiebt is typically written in lowercase when used as a verb, since verbs are not capitalized unless they appear at the beginning of a sentence. The capitalized form Schiebt would only occur if the word begins a sentence or is used as a title. In some contexts, Schiebt may conceivably appear as a proper noun (for example as a surname or a fictional place name), but such uses are not established as standard meanings of the term.

Summary: Schiebt is a verb form, not a standalone noun, describing pushing or postponing actions in German, and it functions within the regular conjugation patterns of schieben.