beschriebt

Beschriebt is not a standard word in modern German. It is generally considered a misspelling of the present tense form beschreiben and, less commonly, of the past participle beschrieben. No recognized dictionary lists "beschriebt" as a separate lemma.

In correct usage, the verb beschreiben means to describe. Its standard conjugation in the present tense is:

- ich beschreibe

- du beschreibst

- er/sie/es beschreibt

- wir beschreiben

- ihr beschreibt

- sie beschreiben

The past participle is beschrieben, used in perfect tenses such as: Das wurde gut beschrieben. The passive forms include wird beschrieben and wurde beschrieben.

Common sources of the error include confusion between the vowels "ie" and "ei" in German spelling, or typographical mistakes during typing. Because "beschriebt" does not align with any standard inflection, it is typically corrected to "beschreibt" for present tense or "beschrieben" for the past participle, depending on the intended meaning and grammatical context.

In usage guidance, writers should replace "beschriebt" with the appropriate standard form according to tense and subject. If the intention is to name a linguistic term or a specific title, additional context would be required, but as a standalone form, "beschriebt" is not recognized as correct German.

See also: Beschreiben, Beschrieben, German verb conjugation, Spelling and grammar.