beiliegen

C1

to be enclosed / inserted

English meaning
to be enclosed / inserted

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beiliegen in a sentence

Das Rezept liegt dem Buch beiliegend.

Conjugation of beiliegen

beiliegen is a separable verb — the prefix splits off and goes to the end of the clause.

ichliege bei
duliegst bei
er/sie/esliegt bei
wirliegen bei
ihrliegt bei
sie/Sieliegen bei
Simple past (er/sie/es)
lag bei
Perfect
hat beigelegen

Word family

beiliegen is built from liegen (lie, be located). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.

Words that go with beiliegen

Questions about beiliegen

How do you conjugate beiliegen?

Present tense: ich liege bei, du liegst bei, er liegt bei, wir liegen bei, ihr liegt bei, sie liegen bei. Simple past: lag bei. Perfect: hat beigelegen. beiliegen is a separable verb, so the prefix moves to the end of the clause.

What does beiliegen mean in English?

beiliegen means "to be enclosed / inserted". For example: "Das Rezept liegt dem Buch beiliegend."

What level is beiliegen in German?

beiliegen is a C1 word — c1 — advanced.

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