leiten

Meaning

1. (weak) to lead
2. (weak) to manage (an organization)
3. (weak) to conduct (a liquid, electricity etc)

Concepts

lead

manage

conduct

guide

direct

administer

drive

head

run

control

handle

bring

chair

route

administrate

channel

steer

wage

show the way

arrange

settle

preside

govern

dispose of

boss

operate

fly

abut

accomplish

achieve

adjoin

alight

amount

arrive at

attain

be next to

emerge

exit

get

go out

leave

quit

reach

result

adjust

attune

categorize

collate

order

put in order

regularize

regulate

sort

tidy

tune

led

rule

deal with

crack down on

supervise

cut carelessly

manage everything

run around killing

deduce

derive

oversee

accustom

brief

help

marshal

mentor

refer

draw conclusion

infer

helm

pipeline

pipe

put

send

send out

square up

navigate

deal

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈlaɪ̯tən/

Etymology

From Middle High German leiten, from Old High German leiten, from Proto-West Germanic *laidijan, akin to Old English lǣdan (English lead), Old Saxon lēdian, Old Norse leiða. Cognate with English lead.

Sentences

Durch Pfosten markierte Bereiche und Wege sollen den Wanderer durch das ehemalige Militärgebiet leiten .

Areas and paths marked by posts are intended to guide the hiker through the former military area.