müde
tired
Adjective meaning 'tired'. 'Etwas müde sein' = to be tired of something (requires 'es').
Example Sentences
Ich bin so müde.
I'm so tired.
Die Kinder sind schon müde.
The children are already tired.
Ich bin es müde, immer zu warten.
I'm tired of always waiting.
Common Mistakes
Forgetting 'es': 'Ich bin müde zu warten'
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