Injectiert

"Injectiert" is a German verb that means "to inject" or "to implant." It is derived from the noun "Injektion," which refers to the act of injecting a substance into a body. The verb is commonly used in medical contexts to describe the administration of medications, vaccines, or other substances directly into the body through a needle or other device.

The past participle of "injectiert" is "injectiert," and it is used to describe something that has been injected. For example, "Das Medikament wurde direkt in die Vene injectiert" translates to "The medication was directly injected into the vein."

In German, "injectiert" is typically used in formal or technical contexts, such as medical reports, scientific literature, or technical manuals. In everyday conversation, people might use more colloquial terms like "eingespritzt" or "eingepflegt" to describe the act of injecting.

The verb "injectiert" is a regular verb in German, and its conjugations follow the standard patterns for regular verbs. For example, the present tense forms are "ich injectiere," "du injectierst," "er/sie/es injectiert," and so on. The past tense forms are "ich injectierte," "du injectiertest," "er/sie/es injectierte," and so on.