Bewirtschaftetem

Bewirtschaftetem is a form of the German adjective derived from the verb bewirtschaften, meaning to cultivate, manage, or exploit land, resources, or operations. As an attributive adjective, bewirtschaftetem appears before a noun and shows the dative singular ending, typically in phrases that do not require a definite article or use a determiner that triggers strong declension, such as mit or in.

Etymology and meaning many contexts In its base, bewirtschaftet is the past participle of bewirtschaften, and bewirtschaftetem is the dative singular form used when the adjective directly accompanies a masculine or neuter noun without a definite article, or with certain prepositions. The semantic range includes agricultural cultivation, land management, and the broader organization or operation of a productive site or system. In English, it can be rendered as “cultivated,” “managed,” or “economically utilized,” depending on context.

Usage and grammar The form bewirtschaftetem is most commonly encountered in phrases such as mit bewirtschaftetem Land or in bewirtschaftetem Gebiet, where the nouns are in the dative case and either masculine or neuter. The exact ending of the attributive adjective in German depends on article usage and noun gender; bewirtschaftetem represents the dative singular ending with strong declension in many contexts.

Examples

- mit bewirtschaftetem Land (with cultivated land)

- in bewirtschaftetem Gebiet (in a managed/cultivated area)

- ein bewirtschafteter Betrieb (a managed/operated business; note the ending differs with article)

See also: Bewirtschaftung, Landwirtschaft, Partizip II, German grammar.