Entwirrt

Entwirrt is a German word that translates to "untangled" or "unraveled" in English. It is primarily used as a past participle of the verb "entwirren," which means to untangle or unravel. This can refer to the physical act of untangling something, such as threads, wires, or hair, or it can be used metaphorically to describe the process of clarifying or resolving a complex situation, problem, or confusion.

For example, one might say that a knot has been "entwirrt," meaning it has been undone. In a more abstract sense, a complex political situation could be described as "entwirrt" if the various conflicting elements have been sorted out and a clearer path forward has been established. The word implies a process of disentanglement, moving from a state of confusion or messiness to one of order or clarity. The state of being "entwirrt" suggests that something is no longer tangled, knotted, or confused.