beherrscht
master
The German word "beherrscht" is a past participle of the verb "beherrschen," which means "to master" or "to control." The root "herrschen" means "to rule" or "to dominate," so "beherrschen" implies having command over something or someone, whether it's a skill, a language, or a situation.
Similar words in German include "meistern" (to master), "kontrollieren" (to control), and "regieren" (to govern).
The difference between "beherrscht" and its synonyms is mainly in nuance: "meistern" focuses more on the aspect of skill and proficiency; "kontrollieren" emphasizes the act of managing or overseeing something, while "regieren" pertains specifically to ruling or governing in a political context.
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Examples
Er beherrscht die englische Sprache perfekt.adjective
He masters the English language perfectly.
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