Definition: The word "adunt" is a Germanic verb that means to come in or into one's possession (from the Old English form adun, 'to take something'). It's often used as a term for the act of taking ownership or control over someone else's property. In Germanic languages, "adunt" can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is possessed by someone. For example: 1. Das Adunt (The Adunt) is the title given to the king, who has dominion over his subjects. 2. Es war Adunt für die Reise zurück nach Deutschland. 3. Sie hat das Adunt von mir. In Germanic languages and in other languages that use cognate words, "adunt" can also refer to a specific person or thing as defined by the speaker: 1. Dieser Adunt ist der Besitzer des Hauses. 2. Es war Adunt für die Reise nach Europa. 3. Sie haben das Adunt von mir. The word "adunt" is a common Germanic verb and can be used with other words depending on its context, such as "adunum," which means to have something, or "adunus," which means to be possessed by someone. In some cases, the word "Adunt" can also refer to a specific person or object that is possessed in a more specific sense.

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