migrierte
Migrierte is the Präteritum (simple past) form of the German verb migrieren, which means to migrate or relocate. In ordinary narrative text it is used to describe moves, transfers, or transitions that have occurred in the past. The form can appear with ich or er/sie/es as the subject, for example ich migrierte or er migrierte. The related forms include du migriertest, wir migrierten, ihr migriertet, and sie migrierten. The past participle is migriert, and the auxiliary verb used in compound tenses depends on the sense: hatte or ist, depending on whether the usage treats the action as a transitive transfer (haben) or an intransitive movement (sein).
Etymology and usage domains: Migrieren is a German loanword modeled on the English migrate, with roots linked
Context and related terms: The noun form Migration denotes the act or process of moving, while die