er badet

baths, takes a bath

→ baden
bad bathe, go swimming + et Present-tense ending for you plural or he/she/it; also used for the you-plural subjunctive and imperative
verb · 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person plural, present tense / 2nd-person plural Uncommon #22,003
baths, takes a bath In everyday German, baden usually means taking a bath; for swimming, German more often uses schwimmen.
GE: Sie badet jeden Abend.
EN: She takes a bath every evening.
Conjugation of baden
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First — baden
Second badest badet
Third badet baden
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First — baden
Second badest badet
Third — baden
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second — badet

Tom badet gerade.

Tom is taking a bath.

Und badet ab und zu mal!

And take a bath every now and then!

— Porco Rosso (1992)

Da ist nicht einer, der badet.

There isn't anyone bathing.

— Aquarius (2016)

Sie badet lieber als dass sie duscht.

She prefers bathing to showering.

Tom badet mindestens dreimal pro Woche.

Tom bathes at least three times a week.

Badet!

Bathe!

Tom badet fast immer vor dem Abendessen.

Tom almost always bathes before dinner.

Seine Mama badet ihn ja auch noch jeden Samstag.

His mom still bathes him every Saturday.

— Der Zauber von Malèna (2000)

Sie badet jeden Morgen.

She bathes every morning.

Tom badet jeden Abend.

Tom takes a bath every evening.

Sie badet sich gerade.

She is taking a bath right now.

Die kleine Ente badet sich.

The little duck is bathing.

Die badet zweimal am Tag.

She takes a bath twice a day.

— Im Westen nichts Neues (2022)