vergabst

"Vergabst" is a German verb that is the second person singular, plural, and formal of the verb "vergeben," which means "to forgive" or "to give." The verb "vergeben" is a combination of the prefix "ver-," which indicates a reversal or change, and the root "geben," meaning "to give." In the context of "vergeben," it implies a reversal of a negative action or feeling, such as forgiving someone or giving someone a second chance.

The conjugation of "vergeben" in the present tense is as follows: ich vergebe (I forgive), du vergibst (you forgive), er/sie/es vergibt (he/she/it forgives), wir vergeben (we forgive), ihr vergebt (you forgive), and sie vergeben (they forgive). The past tense of "vergeben" is "vergab," and the past participle is "vergeben." The verb can also be used in the perfect tense, such as "ich habe vergeben" (I have forgiven).

"Vergabst" is used in the second person singular and plural, as well as in the formal second person singular. For example, "Vergibst du mir?" (Do you forgive me?) or "Vergabst ihr mir?" (Do you forgive me?). The verb can also be used in the imperative mood, such as "Vergib!" (Forgive!) or "Vergibt!" (Forgive!). In the subjunctive mood, the conjugation of "vergeben" is similar to the present tense, but with an additional "-e" in the second and third person singular and plural.

The verb "vergeben" can also be used in a different context, meaning "to distribute" or "to allocate." For example, "Die Lehrerin vergab die Aufgaben" (The teacher distributed the tasks). In this context, the second person singular and plural, as well as the formal second person singular, would be "vergibst."