Schneidet

Schneidet is the third-person singular present tense form of the German verb schneiden. It translates roughly as "he cuts" or "is cutting" in English and is used with a direct object to describe the action of cutting or slicing something.

The verb schneiden has broad everyday uses. It can refer to cutting food, hair, or fabric, and it also appears in contexts like editing film or video, where it means to cut or trim sections. Examples include: Er schneidet das Brot in Scheiben (He cuts the bread into slices) and Sie schneidet die Haare (She cuts the hair).

Conjugation in the present tense is as follows: ich schneide, du schneidest, er/sie/es schneidet, wir schneiden, ihr schneidet, sie/Sie schneiden.

Notes: Schneidet is a verb form rather than a noun. Related noun forms include Schneiden (the act of cutting) and Schnitt (a cut or an edit). The form must agree with the subject in person and number, as in the examples above.