Erfülltem

Erfülltem is a German word that translates to "fulfilled" or "realized" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "erfüllen," which means to fulfill, to satisfy, or to realize. The word "erfülltem" can be used in various contexts to describe a state of completion, satisfaction, or achievement.

In the context of personal fulfillment, "erfülltem" might describe a life that has been lived with purpose and meaning, leading to a sense of contentment. For example, someone might say they have had an "erfülltes Leben," meaning a fulfilled life. It can also refer to the satisfaction of a desire, a wish, or an obligation. If a promise has been kept or a goal has been reached, it can be described as "erfülltem."

The word can also apply to abstract concepts. For instance, a prophecy might be "erfülltem," meaning it has come true or been realized. Similarly, a potential or a talent that has been fully developed can be described as "erfülltem." The grammatical form "erfülltem" is typically used when it functions as an adjective modifying a noun, or as part of a passive construction. Understanding "erfülltem" requires recognizing its root verb "erfüllen" and its various applications in conveying a sense of completion and satisfaction across different aspects of life and abstract ideas.