Versucht, etwas zu finden oder zu bekommen.
Tries to find or get something.
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See how the word “sucht” is used in sentences
Die Firma sucht einen Designer. — The company seeks a designer.
Wer sucht in der Mittagspause ein ruhiges Plätzchen? — Who seeks a quiet spot at lunchtime?
Am Montagmorgen sucht niemand Ärger. — Nobody seeks trouble on a Monday morning.
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Download the app for free German vocabulary testSucht is the third person of suchen, to look for — and it is the exact German counterpart of English seeks in a job advert: Firma sucht Designer, no article, no preposition, the same telegraphic style.
But written as a noun with a capital, die Sucht means addiction — an entirely different word from a different root. Firma sucht and eine Sucht are separated in writing only by the capital letter, and in speech not at all.
die Sucht addiction
Capitalised, and a different word entirely. Spoken aloud, sucht and Sucht are identical.
finden to find
The outcome. Suchen is the effort, and German keeps them as strictly apart as English does.
gesucht wanted, sought-after
The participle on a wanted poster, and also the adjective for something in demand — ein gesuchter Fachmann.
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