erholst

Erholst is the second person singular present tense form of the German verb erholen, or, in reflexive use, part of the phrase sich erholen. In modern German, erholen means to recover, to rest, or to regain strength. The form erholst is used when addressing someone informally as “you recover” or, with a reflexive pronoun, “you rest/recuperate.”

In ordinary usage, the present tense conjugation of erholen is: ich erhole mich; du erholst dich; er/sie/es erholt sich; wir erholen uns; ihr erholt euch; sie/Sie erholen sich. The verb is commonly paired with sich to indicate recuperation after illness, stress, or physical exertion. Examples: Du erholst dich nach dem Training gut. Wir sollten uns am Wochenende etwas erholen. Im Imperativ lauten entsprechende Formen wie Erhole dich! (informal singular) or Erholt euch! (informal plural).

Derivation and related forms: erholen is of German origin and is closely related to the noun Erholung, which means recovery or rest. The adjective erholsam means restful or restorative, as in eine erholsame Pause. The term is standard in everyday German and appears in medical, travel, and lifestyle contexts when describing recovery or leisure time.

Notes: Erholst by itself is not a standalone noun or proper name in standard usage; it is strictly a verb form. When referring to the act of recovering in general, the noun Erholung or the adjective erholsam are typically used.