Vorschlägst

Vorschlägst is not a standard entry in German dictionaries and does not have a defined meaning as a standalone word. In most cases, it results from a misspelling, a typographical error, or a misreading of related forms from the verb vorschlagen or the noun Vorschlag.

If the intended word is the verb vorschlagen (to propose or suggest), the correct present tense second person singular is du schlägst vor. Other forms include schlägt vor, schlug vor (past), vorgeschlagen (past participle), and the infinitive vorschlagen. The noun Vorschlag means a proposal or suggestion; its plural is Vorschläge, and its genitive singular is des Vorschlags (the form Vorschlags appears as part of that genitive construction, not as a separate word).

In typical usage, you would see sentences like: Was schlägst du vor? (What do you propose?) or Ich habe mehrere Vorschläge. (I have several proposals.) The confusion with Vorschlägst often arises from mixing these related forms or from attempting to render a compound or a title without standard spelling.

If you encounter Vorschlägst in a text, it is prudent to examine the surrounding words to determine whether it is a typographical error, a nonstandard proper noun, or a mis-segmentation of a phrase involving Vorschlag or vorschlagen. In published German, the standard forms Vorschlag, Vorschläge, des Vorschlags, or du schlägst vor should be used.

See also: Vorschlag, Vorschläge, vorschlagen.