Behobenen

Behobenen is the plural attributive form of the German past participle behoben, which comes from the verb beheben meaning to remedy, fix, or correct. It is not a standalone noun; rather, it functions as an adjective describing nouns that have already had issues addressed.

In German, the participle behoben can be used as an adjective. When it appears before a plural noun with a definite article, the ending is -en, yielding behobenen. This form can appear in various grammatical cases: nominative plural die behobenen Fehler; accusative plural die behobenen Probleme; dative plural mit den behobenen Fehlern; genitive plural der behobenen Mängel.

Usage notes: behobenen typically appears in technical, administrative, or formal contexts where problems, defects, or errors have been resolved. It implies that remediation has been completed, but it does not specify how or when. It often contrasts with terms like behoben oder korrigiert in contexts where the focus is on the act of resolución rather than the state of being remedied.

Examples:

- Die behobenen Fehler wurden im Protokoll vermerkt.

- Mit den behobenen Mängeln ist der Auftrag abgeschlossen.

- Der Bericht dokumentiert die behobenen Probleme und die durchgeführten Maßnahmen.

Related terms include beheben (to remedy or fix), behoben (the past participle used in predicative or non-attributive contexts), and korrigieren (to correct). Behobenen is primarily encountered in written German and in contexts where precise, formal description of resolved issues is required.