löschtet

The German word "löschtet" is the past tense (Präteritum) third-person plural form of the verb "löschen." "Löschen" has several meanings, primarily related to extinguishing, deleting, or canceling.

In the context of fire, "löschtet" would describe an action taken by multiple people or entities to put out a fire. For example, "Die Feuerwehrleute löschtet das Feuer" means "The firefighters extinguished the fire."

Beyond fire, "löschen" can also refer to deletion. In computing, "löschtet" could indicate that multiple users or processes deleted files or data. For instance, "Die Administratoren löschtet die alten Protokolldateien" translates to "The administrators deleted the old log files."

Furthermore, "löschen" can be used in the sense of canceling or revoking something. If multiple debts were canceled, one might say, "Sie löschtet die Schulden" ("They canceled the debts"). The specific meaning of "löschtet" is determined by the surrounding context in the sentence. It always refers to an action completed in the past involving more than one subject.