Transmittiertem

Transmittiertem is a grammatical form rather than a standalone word. It is the dative singular form of the past participle transmittiert, which comes from the verb transmittieren (to transmit). In German, past participles can be used as adjectives (participial adjectives), and they are declined like regular adjectives according to gender, number, and case.

The form transmittiertem specifically appears in contexts where the participle is used as an adjective without a definite article and the noun it modifies is in the dative singular. It is commonly found in technical or scientific language. For example, phrases such as in transmittiertem Zustand (in a transmitted state) or mit transmittiertem Signal (with a transmitted signal) illustrate its use. When an article is present, the ending changes (for instance, im transaggressed Zustand would be with a definite article, yielding a different inflection).

In summary, transmittiertem is the dative singular attributive form of the participial adjective transmittiert. It signals that something has been transmitted and is described in a dative, often in technical text. Related terms include transmittieren (to transmit) and the broader concept of participial adjectives and their declension in German.

Examples:

- In transmittiertem Zustand erfüllt das System die Spezifikationen.

- Der Empfänger arbeitet mit transmittiertem Signal.

See also: transmittieren, Partizipialadjektiv, Adjektivdeklination, German grammar for participles.