Verblaßt

"Verblaßt" is a German verb that means "to fade" or "to become dim." It is derived from the adjective "blass," which means "pale" or "pallid." The verb "verblaßt" is used to describe the process of something losing its brightness, intensity, or color. For example, one might say "Die Farben des Sonnenuntergangs verblaßen" to mean "The colors of the sunset fade."

The verb "verblaßt" is a regular weak verb in German, which means it follows the standard conjugation patterns for weak verbs. The present tense forms are "verblaßt" (ich), "verblasst" (du), "verblasst" (er/sie/es), "verblassen" (wir), "verblasst" (ihr), and "verblassen" (sie/Sie). In the past tense, it is "verblasste" (ich), "verblasstest" (du), "verblasste" (er/sie/es), "verblassten" (wir), "verblasstet" (ihr), and "verblassten" (sie/Sie). The past participle is "verblasst," and the auxiliary verb is "sein."

The verb "verblaßt" is commonly used in various contexts, such as describing the fading of light, the dimming of colors, or the loss of intensity in sounds. It is an essential word for expressing the gradual disappearance or weakening of something over time.