aangezogen

Aangezogen is not a standard spelling in German; the correct form is angezogen. In German, angezogen is the past participle of the verb anziehen and is used in two main senses: to put on clothing and to attract or draw attention. For clothing, it appears with a reflexive pronoun when describing dressing oneself, as in Sie hat sich angezogen (she has dressed herself) or Er hat den Mantel angezogen (he put on the coat). For attraction, it appears with objects or people, as in Das Kleid hat viele Blicke angezogen (the dress attracted many looks).

Grammatically, anz i ehen is a separable prefix verb: in present tense you say Sie zieht den Mantel an, but in perfect tense you use angezogen, as in Sie hat den Mantel angezogen. The past participle also forms the passive: Der Mantel wurde angezogen. As an adjective, angezogen can describe someone who is well dressed, as in Er ist gut angezogen. The usage spans everyday speech, media, and fashion writing, with the sense focusing on either putting on clothing or drawing attention.

Aangezogen is not a standard German word, and its spelling is generally considered incorrect in German. In Dutch, the corresponding and correct past participle of aankleden is aangekleed; encountering aangezogen would typically be a misspelling or misinterpretation outside Dutch grammar.

See also: anz iehen, angezogen (as a form), ausziehen, Anziehung.