Aangegane

Aangegane is a Dutch adjective and a formal participial form used to describe obligations, contracts, or commitments that have been entered into or incurred. It derives from the verb aangaan, meaning to undertake or to incur, with the prefix ge- forming a participial adjective. In attributive position before a noun, the form aangegane is used, for example aangegane verplichtingen or aangegane overeenkomsten.

In legal, financial, and administrative language, aangegane indicates that the obligation or agreement has already been established and is binding. It contrasts with obligations that are still to be entered into or that have not yet been incurred. The term is common in budgeting, accounting, contracts, and governance contexts, where precise status of commitments matters for reporting and compliance.

Usage examples include: de aangegane lening bedraagt tien miljoen euro (the incurred loan amounts to ten million euros) and de aangegane afspraken moeten worden nagekomen (the entered-into agreements must be fulfilled). The word is typically used in formal or semi-formal discourse and can appear with various nouns describing financial or contractual relationships.

See also: aangaan, verplichtingen, overeenkomst. Note that aangegane is a normal adjectival form in Dutch and is not a proper noun; it does not refer to a place or person in standard usage. If you have a specific context or source text, the precise nuance (e.g., ongoing vs. completed status of a contract) can be clarified further.