Gewaschenem

"Gewaschenem" is the past participle of the German verb "waschen," which means "to wash." It is used in German to describe something that has been washed. Depending on the grammatical context, it can function as an adjective or be part of a perfect tense verb construction.

As an adjective, "gewaschenem" modifies a noun and agrees in gender, number, and case. For example, "das gewaschenem Hemd" translates to "the washed shirt." Here, "gewaschenem" is in the neuter dative case, agreeing with "Hemd." Similarly, "die gewaschenem Wäsche" means "the washed laundry," with "gewaschenem" in the feminine nominative or accusative case.

In verb conjugations, "gewaschen" is the past participle used to form the perfect tenses. For instance, "Ich habe das Auto gewaschen" means "I have washed the car." The auxiliary verb "haben" (to have) or "sein" (to be) is combined with the past participle "gewaschen" to indicate a completed action. The specific auxiliary verb used depends on the transitivity and nature of the action of "waschen."