Versprühst

Versprühst is the second-person singular present indicative form of the German verb versprühen. The verb versprühen means to spray, to emit, or to give off. Therefore, "versprühst" translates to "you spray," "you emit," or "you give off" in English. This form is used when addressing a single person informally.

For example, in the sentence "Du versprühst einen angenehmen Duft" (You are emitting a pleasant scent), "versprühst" indicates that the action of emitting a scent is being performed by "you" (singular, informal). The verb can be used in various contexts, including describing the dispersal of liquids, gases, or even abstract qualities like enthusiasm or charm.

The conjugation of versprühen follows the typical pattern for strong verbs in German. The infinitive is versprühen. The stem is sprüh. In the present tense, the first-person singular is ich versprühe, the second-person singular is du versprühst, the third-person singular is er/sie/es versprüht, and so on. The form "versprühst" specifically refers to the direct address of one person.