participle
das Partizip
Word details
- German meaning
- "Gegangen" ist die Vergangenheitsform von "gehen" und bedeutet, dass sich jemand oder etwas von einem Ort entfernt hat.
- English meaning
- "Gone" is the past participle of "to go" and means that someone or something has left a place.
- Synonym
- weg, abwesend
- German example
- Er ist schon vor einer Stunde gegangen.
- English example
- He's already gone an hour ago.
Related words
- Partizip
participle
- gedurft
"Gedurft" is the past participle of "dürfen", a modal verb expressing permission or possibility.
- gehabt
"had" is the past participle form of the verb "to have". It is used to indicate the past.
- geworfen
Thrown is the past participle of the verb to throw, meaning to propel something with force through the air.
- hereingekommen
Entered; past participle of 'to come in', meaning someone has entered a room. None
- dürfend
'Being allowed' is the participle I form of 'to be allowed'. It describes a state of permission.
- genommen
"Taken" is the past participle of "take", meaning to get or receive something.
- gesollt
"Gesollt" is the past participle of the modal verb "sollen" and describes an obligation or expectation that was in the past.
- geheißen
Geheissen is the past participle of the verb 'heißen', meaning 'to be called' or 'to mean'.
- Partizipialkonstruktion
Participial phrase
- Partizip
Participle
- Mittelwort
Participle
Example sentences with “participle”
The participle is a verb form. (Das Partizip ist eine Verbform.)
Frequently asked questions
What is 'participle' in German?
It is 'das Partizip'. Neuter noun, plural 'die Partizipien'.