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ich band

to tie something around oneself, to tie (something) to something

b a n t → binden
verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, past tense Rare #37,387
to tie something around oneself Used with *sich* and *um* to say that someone ties or wraps an item around their body.
GE: Tom band sich den Pullover um die Taille.
EN: Tom tied the sweater around his waist.
Conjugation of binden
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First band —
Third band —

Sie band sich das Haar zu einem Pferdeschwanz zusammen.

She tied her hair into a ponytail.

Tom band seine Schuhe zu.

Tom tied his shoes.

Tom band sich den Pullover um die Taille.

Tom tied the sweater around his waist.

Er band sich die Schnürsenkel zu.

He tied his shoelaces.

Sie band sich die Schnürsenkel zu.

She tied her shoelaces.

Tom band sich seinen Schal um und ging nach draußen.

Tom tied his scarf around his neck and went outside.

verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, past tense Rare #37,388
to tie (something) to something Used for fastening someone or something by tying it to an object.
GE: Er band den Hund an einem Baum an.
EN: He tied the dog to a tree.
Conjugation of binden
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First band —
Third band —

Er band den Hund an einem Baum an.

He tied the dog to a tree.

Ich band alles zusammen.

I tied everything together.

Sie band ihren Hund am Baum an.

She tied her dog to the tree.

„ So komm nach Haus,“sagte der Junge, führte sie in den Stall und band sie fest.

“Then come home,” said the boy, leading her into the stable and tying her up.

Tom band seinen Hund an einen Baum.

Tom tied his dog to a tree.

Er band seinen Hund am Baum an.

He tied his dog to the tree.

Sounds similar to

bald b a l t fand f a n t bunt b ʊ n t