Blockiertem

Blockiertem is a German adjective form used to describe something that has been blocked. It is the dative singular masculine and neuter form of the past participle blockiert, which comes from the verb blockieren (to block). In German, when the noun in the dative case is masculine or neuter and the article is absent (strong declension), the adjective takes the ending -em, producing blockiertem.

Usage and grammar

Blockiertem appears in contexts where the noun it modifies is in the dative case and there is no definite article or other determiner that would require a different ending. For example: mit blockiertem Zugriff (with blocked access), auf blockiertem Kanal (on a blocked channel). If a definite article were used, the ending would differ (e.g., dem blockierten Zugriff). Thus blockiertem is part of the strong declension pattern for adjectives in the dative masculine or neuter singular.

Etymology

Blockiertem derives from blockieren, formed into the past participle blockiert, which in turn functions as an attributive adjective when declined according to standard German grammar rules.

Common contexts

Blockiertem typically appears in technical, security, or access-control language, where objects or permissions are described as having been blocked. It is less common in everyday narrative, where other forms or rephrasings might be preferred.

Examples

- mit blockiertem Zugriff

- auf blockiertem Kanal

- bei blockiertem WLAN

Notes

Blockiertem is a declined form and not a standalone base word. Its precise ending depends on the gender and case of the noun it modifies and the presence of determiners preceding the noun.