Opgeworpen

Opgeworpen is a Dutch word that translates to "thrown up," "raised," or "piled up" in English. It is a past participle of the verb "opwerpen," which means to throw or cast up, to raise, or to pile.

The word can be used in various contexts. For example, one might speak of earth being opgeworpen when a mound or embankment is created. In a more figurative sense, a question can be opgeworpen, meaning it has been posed or raised for discussion. Similarly, an objection can be opgeworpen, indicating it has been presented. The term can also describe something that has been thrown up, such as a wave opgeworpen by the wind.

The specific meaning of "opgeworpen" often depends on the context in which it is used. It conveys the idea of something being brought into existence or prominence through an action of throwing, raising, or piling. The verb "opwerpen" itself implies a forceful or intentional action. Therefore, "opgeworpen" suggests a state resulting from such an action.