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Translation of German word "vermieten" to English

vermieten

/fɛʁmiːtən/

Meaning

Verb

To grant a sublease out of property held under a lease.

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How to use

vermieten ('to rent out / lease / sublet') is a weak verb: vermietet, vermietete, hat vermietet. Derived from mieten. Zimmer zu vermieten — Room for rent / to let.

🇬🇧 English

to rent out / lease

Example

Ich vermiete mein Haus.

I sublet my house.

Sie vermietet ihr Haus.

She sublets her house.

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Synonyms

to leaseto subletto lend / hire out

Common phrases

  • Zimmer zu vermieten— room for rent / to let

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🦊 Conjugation of the verb "vermieten"Full conjugation →

Present Tense (Präsens)

ich (I)vermiete
du (you)vermietest
er/sie/es (he/she/it)vermietet
wir (we)vermieten
ihr (you pl.)vermietet
sie/Sie (they/you formal)vermieten

Simple Past (Präteritum)

ich (I)vermietete
er/sie/es (he/she/it)vermietete

Perfect (Perfekt)

ich bin/habe vermietet

Imperative (Imperativ)

duvermiete
ihrvermietet
Sievermieten

Frequency rank: #938 in German

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The German word "vermieten" is defined as: "To grant a sublease out of property held under a lease."

What does the German word "vermieten" mean?▼

The German word "vermieten" means "to rent out / lease" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ich vermiete mein Haus." (which translates as "I sublet my house.").

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