Durchgehens

Durchgehens is not a standard entry in German dictionaries and is generally not treated as a separate, widely used concept. In typical usage, the related verb is durchgehen, meaning to go through, pass through, or to review something in detail. The corresponding noun form is das Durchgehen, referring to the act or process of going through something; the common plural is die Durchgänge.

Etymology and morphology: Durchgehen combines durch- (through) with gehen (to go). As a noun, das Durchgehen is preferred in formal writing. The form Durchgehens does not constitute a standard inflected variant in modern German; if encountered, it is often the result of a nonstandard rendering, dialectal variation, or a typographical error rather than a recognized term.

Usage: In practice, speakers use Durchgehen to describe thorough examination or stepwise progression. Examples include: Wir führen ein Durchgehen der Unterlagen durch. Das Durchgehen der Checkliste zeigte mehrere offene Punkte. In technical contexts one might speak of das Durchlaufen eines Prozesses oder das Durchgehen einer Sequenz, where Durchlaufen is a closer synonym for “to run through” or “to pass through” a sequence.

See also: Durchgehen, Durchlaufen, Durchführung, Checkliste, Prüfung.

Note: If you specifically encounter the form Durchgehens, it is advisable to check the source, as it is unlikely to represent a standard term in German. Standard references for German usage remain Das Durchgehen and related compounds.