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stellen causative of stehen: to put, place, position (someone or something) such that it stands upright; to pose, to lodge

stellen is the #111 most common word in German, a verb. It means “causative of stehen: to put, place, position (someone or something) such that it stands upright; to pose, to lodge” and is pronounced /ˈʃtɛlən/.

#111frequency rank
0.07%of everyday German text
Level 1Beginner 1

Forms of stellen

FormWhat it isMeaning
stellthe/she · presenthe/she puts
stelltepastput
gestelltpast participleput
habenauxiliary verb
stelleninfinitiveto put
stellend-ing formputing
stelleI · presentI put
stellenwe · presentwe put
stelleI · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) I put
stellenwe · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) we put
stellstyou · presentyou put
stelltyou (pl.) · presentyou (pl.) put
stellestyou · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) you put
stelletyou (pl.) · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) you (pl.) put
stellenthey · presentthey put
stellehe/she · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) he/she put
stellenthey · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) they put
stellteI · pastI put
stelltenwe · pastwe put
stellteI · subjunctive II (would / if) · politeI would put
stelltenwe · subjunctive II (would / if) · politewe would put
stelltestyou · pastyou put
stelltetyou (pl.) · pastyou (pl.) put
stelltestyou · subjunctive II (would / if) · politeyou would put
stelltetyou (pl.) · subjunctive II (would / if) · politeyou (pl.) would put
stelltehe/she · pasthe/she put
stelltenthey · pastthey put
stelltehe/she · subjunctive II (would / if) · politehe/she would put
stelltenthey · subjunctive II (would / if) · politethey would put
stellyou · commandput!
stelleyou · commandput!
stelltyou (pl.) · commandput! (to several)

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