Mitgeteilt

Mitgeteilt is a German word that translates to "communicated," "informed," or "announced" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "mitteilen," which means to communicate, inform, or announce. The word is commonly used in formal and informal contexts to indicate that information has been shared or conveyed from one person or entity to another.

In everyday language, "mitgeteilt" can be used when someone shares news, expresses their opinion, or gives instructions. For example, "Ich habe ihm die Nachricht mitgeteilt" translates to "I informed him of the news." In a more official capacity, it might appear in documents or announcements. For instance, "Die Ergebnisse wurden den Teilnehmern mitgeteilt" means "The results were communicated to the participants."

The word emphasizes the act of making something known. It implies a transfer of information, ensuring that the recipient is aware of what has been communicated. The context in which "mitgeteilt" is used will often determine the precise nuance of its meaning, whether it is a simple sharing of information or a formal declaration.