resümiert

resümiert is a German verb meaning "summarizes" or "concludes." It is derived from the Latin word "resumere," which means "to take back" or "to resume." In German, resümiert is used to indicate that someone is drawing a conclusion or presenting a summary of information. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

For example, in an academic setting, a student might resümiert the main points of a lecture at the end of their notes. In a business meeting, a manager might resümiert the key decisions made during the discussion. In everyday conversation, someone might resümiert their thoughts on a movie or a book.

The verb can also be used reflexively, as in "sich resümieren," which means "to summarize oneself" or "to reflect on oneself." This usage implies a process of self-assessment or introspection.

The past participle of resümiert is "resümiert," and it is used to form the perfect tenses. For instance, "Er hat den Artikel resümiert" translates to "He has summarized the article." The infinitive form is "resümieren."