angnommenen

Angenommenen is not a stand-alone German word, but a declined form of the past participle angnommen? The correct base is angenomm en, from the verb annehmen, meaning to assume or to accept. As an adjective or attributive modifier it conveys the sense “assumed” or “accepted.” The form angenomenen (with a missing g) you provided is not standard orthography; the commonly used form in plural contexts is angenommenen.

In German, the participle adjective angenomm en is inflected to agree with noun gender, number, and case. In plural with a definite article, the form is angenommenen, as in die angenommenen Hypothesen (the assumed hypotheses), die angenommenen Pläne (the accepted plans). In plural without a definite article, strong inflection yields ang enommene Pläne (the assumed plans). In dative and genitive plural with a definite article, as well as in other plural cases, the form angenomm en ends with -en: den angenommenen Plänen, der angenommenen Pläne.

Common usage occurs in formal, academic, or legal language when referring to propositions, hypotheses, plans, or rules that are treated as accepted or presupposed for the purpose of argument or analysis. Examples include: Die angenommenen Hypothesen wurden geprüft. Die Planentwürfe basieren auf den angenommenen Voraussetzungen.

Spelling and orthography note that anggenomenen is a frequent misspelling; the standard form in dictionaries is anggenomen? The correct base is angenomm en, with the inflected plural form typically angenommenen when combined with a definite article.

See also: angnehmen (to accept), angenommen (past participle), Angenommene Hypothesen.