Tötete

Tötete is the past tense form of the German verb töten, which translates to "to kill" in English. This verb is used to describe the act of causing the death of a person, animal, or other living being. The past tense conjugation tötete specifically refers to an action that occurred and was completed in the past. For example, a sentence might read "Der Jäger tötete das Wild" which translates to "The hunter killed the game." The word tötete is a common element in German vocabulary, appearing in various contexts ranging from news reports to literature. It conveys a definitive action of ending a life. The verb töten belongs to the weak conjugation class in German, meaning its past tense is formed by adding "-ete" to the verb stem. Other forms of the verb include the present tense tötet (he/she/it kills) and the past participle getötet (killed). Understanding tötete is essential for comprehending past tense narratives in the German language that involve the cessation of life.