lain in German
lain in German is gelegen — lain means past participle of "lie" — to have rested in a horizontal position.
lain in German
gelegen
(colloquial)
What does "lain" mean?
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verb Past participle of "lie" — to have rested in a horizontal position.
"The letter had lain unopened on the desk for weeks."
lain in a sentence
- The letter had lain unopened on the desk for weeks.
- He had lain awake all night worrying about the exam.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "lain" in German?
"lain" in German is gelegen. lain means: Past participle of "lie" — to have rested in a horizontal position.
How do you use "lain" in a sentence?
Example: "The letter had lain unopened on the desk for weeks." In German, "lain" is gelegen.
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