Verwaltetem

Verwaltetem is a grammatical form in the German language. It is the dative singular masculine or neuter attributive form of the past participle verwaltet, which comes from the verb verwalten (to manage, administer). As a participial adjective, verwaltet is declined to agree with the noun it describes, and verwaltetem appears in the dative singular without a preceding definite article.

In usage, verwaltetem occurs when a noun in the dative case is described by the participle without an explicit article. Examples include phrases such as mit verwaltetem Eigentum (with managed property) or in verwaltetem Zustand (in a managed state). The form also appears after other prepositions that require the dative and in contexts where no determiner precedes the noun. These instances reflect the strong declension pattern of German adjectives in the absence of a definite article.

Notes and related terms:

Verwaltetem is not a standalone lexical item but a grammatical inflection of the participle verwaltet. It is related to verwalten (the verb), Verwalter (administrator or manager), and Verwaltung (administration or management). The word is most commonly encountered in formal, administrative, or legal writing where precise adjectival descriptions of objects or properties are required.

Overall, verwaltetem serves as the dative singular attributive form of the participle verwaltet, enabling accurate expression of “managed” or “administered” in contexts describing a noun in the dative case without an article.