Uriniert

Uriniert is the past participle of the German verb urinieren, meaning to urinate. It is used with the auxiliary haben to form the Perfekt, as in Er hat uriniert. In standard written German, uriniert appears in medical, legal, and formal contexts and is less common in everyday conversation.

Urinieren is the act of excreting urine. The resulting fluid is Urin. The term uriniert, like urinieren, is part of the scientific or medical register in German and is cognate with the English verb urinate. The related noun Urinierung denotes the act itself, while Blasenentleerung is a clinical synonym.

Usage and tone: In clinical records or forensic reports, uriniert describes that a person has voided urine. In everyday speech many speakers prefer more informal phrasing, such as “auf die Toilette gehen” or other non-technical expressions. The word itself is neutral and non-slangy, unlike some colloquial equivalents.

See also: Urin, Urinierung, Harn, Blase. Etymology: from Latin urinare via German medical terminology.