angemeldeter

Angemeldeter is a German attributive adjective formed from the past participle angemeldet of the verb anmelden. It is used to describe something that has been registered, announced, or logged in. In addition to its use as an adjective, the form can function as a noun when capitalized, for example Angemeldete, to refer to a person who has registered.

Grammatical use and inflection

As an attributive adjective, angemeldeter agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case. Examples: ein angemeldeter Benutzer (masculine singular); eine angemeldete Sitzung (feminine singular); ein angemeldetes Konto (neuter singular); zwei angemeldete Benutzer (plural). In the accusative and dative cases the endings change according to standard German adjective declension, e.g., einen angemeldeten Benutzer, einem angemeldeten Benutzer. If used as a noun, capitalized forms like Angemeldeter or Angemeldete can refer to a person who has registered.

Common contexts

The term is widely used in information technology, administration, and service industries. It often describes users or accounts that have completed a registration or login process, as in “Der angemeldete Benutzer hat Zugriff auf das Profil.” It can also describe items or events that have been officially registered or reported, for example “angemeldete Vorfälle” or “angemeldete Daten.” In everyday language, angemeldet is more commonly used as a past participle in passive constructions or as a plain predicate, while angemeldeter appears when the item is being described as registered.

Notes

Angemeldeter is not a standalone concept but a grammatical form. Its meaning derives from the verb anmelden and the context in which it is applied, typically indicating registration, enrollment, or logging in.