Gewährtet

Gewährtet is a German word that translates to "guaranteed" or "assured" in English. It is derived from the verb "gewähren," which means "to grant," "to afford," or "to guarantee." The word "gewährtet" is the past participle of "gewähren" and is used as an adjective or adverb to describe something that has been assured or secured.

In legal contexts, "gewährtet" can refer to a guarantee or warranty that has been provided. For example, a product might come with a "gewährter Garantie," meaning a guaranteed warranty. It can also be used in situations where a right or privilege has been granted, such as a "gewährter Zugang," meaning assured access.

Beyond legal or formal applications, "gewährtet" can also be used in more general terms to express confidence or certainty. If someone says a situation is "gewährtet," they mean it is secure or without doubt. For instance, "Sein Erfolg ist gewährtet" translates to "His success is assured." The word conveys a sense of reliability and the absence of risk. The precise meaning often depends on the context in which it is used, but the core idea remains that of something being made secure or certain.