lärmt

lärmt is a German word that translates to "makes noise" or "is noisy" in English. It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb "lärmen," which means to make noise or to be loud. The word is commonly used to describe sounds that are unpleasant, disruptive, or excessive.

For example, one might say "Die Baustelle lärmt den ganzen Tag" which translates to "The construction site makes noise all day long." Another common usage could be "Die Kinder lärmen im Garten" meaning "The children are being noisy in the garden." The context in which lärmt is used usually clarifies the nature and source of the noise.

The verb "lärmen" and its derivatives are part of the common German vocabulary and are understood across different regions of German-speaking countries. It conveys a sense of disturbance caused by sound, rather than simply stating that a sound exists. The word can be applied to inanimate objects, animals, or people that are producing a loud or bothersome noise.