abgeholte

Abgeholte is a German-language form derived from the verb abholen, meaning to fetch, collect, or pick up. As a past participle, abgeholt is the standard form; abgeholte is the attributive or predicative adjective used with singular nouns in the masculine, feminine, or neuter gender when the noun has a definite article. For example, der abgeholte Mann, die abgeholte Lieferung, and das abgeholte Auto illustrate its adjectival use. In plural, the corresponding form is abgeholten, as in die abgeholten Autos.

Outside of this adjectival role, abgeholte is not used as a stand-alone noun in standard German, and there is no widely recognized concept, place, or organization named Abgeholte in major reference works. The term can occur as a surname in rare cases, particularly within German-speaking regions, but such instances are uncommon and not well documented in international sources.

In English-language references, Abgeholte typically appears only as part of quoted German phrases or in discussions of German grammar and inflection. The form highlights how past participles function when adapted as adjectives in German, showing gender and number agreement with the nouns they modify.

See also: abholen, Abholung, abgeholt, German grammar adjective endings.