Hangend
Hangend is a Dutch word formed as the present participle of the verb hangen, meaning to hang or to suspend. As an adjective, hangend describes something that is suspended, dangling, or otherwise not supported from below. It is commonly used in everyday Dutch to label objects that are suspended from above, for example hangende lampen (hanging lamps), hangende takken (dangling branches), or hangende kleren aan een waslijn (clothes hanging on a clothesline). The term can also be used more figuratively to describe things that are not yet settled or completed, though in many cases more specific phrases are preferred.
In grammar, hangend functions as an -end participle and agrees with the noun it modifies, similar to
Etymologically, hangend derives from the verb hangen, related to similar Germanic roots in Dutch, German, and