abnehmbaren

Abnehmbaren is the declined form of the German adjective abnehmbar, which means removable or detachable. It is used to describe parts or components that can be removed without damaging the overall object. The form abnehmbaren appears mainly when the noun is plural and is accompanied by a definite determiner or a possessive determiner, for example die abnehmbaren Teile or meine abnehmbaren Teile.

In German grammar, abnehmbaren represents a weak inflection in plural, typically following determiners such as der/die/das or possessive pronouns. The base form abnehmbar is used in other inflection patterns, such as without a determiner or in certain case forms. This inflected form helps convey whether the features are definite, generic, or possessive.

Usage and context: abnehmbar and its declined forms are common in technical writing, product descriptions, and engineering contexts to indicate that certain parts are designed to be removed or replaced. Examples include removable covers, detachable panels, and interchangeable components. The concept supports maintenance, recycling, or modular design.

Etymology: abnehmbar is a compound formed from ab- (away, off) and nehmen (to take) with the suffix -bar, which denotes capability. The inflected forms, including abnehmbaren, follow standard German adjective declension rules.

See also: abnehmbare, abnehmen, abnehmbar.