beispeilt

Beispeilt is not a standard lexical item in major languages. It is typically encountered as a misspelling or typographical error for the German word beispielt, which is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb beispielen, meaning to illustrate or to provide an example. The infinitive of the verb is beispielen, while the related noun is Beispiel (example). The form beispielt is used with a subject such as er, sie, or es: Der Autor beispielt das Prinzip.

Etymology and grammar: beispielen is formed with the prefix be- added to Beispiel (example) plus the common verb ending -en. In the present tense, the third-person singular ending is -t, yielding beispielt. As a result, beispeilt is generally considered an orthographic error rather than a correct conjugation.

Usage and notes: In standard German writing, editors and style guides typically correct Beispeilt to beispielt. There is no widely recognized meaning or usage for Beispeilt as a separate term in English, German, or other major languages. If Beispeilt appears, it is more likely to be a typographical mistake or, less commonly, a proper noun such as a brand name, username, or specific label in a narrow context.

See also: Beispiel, beispielen, beispielhaft. These terms are related and commonly encountered in discussions about illustration, example, and exemplification in German.