aufgefasste

Aufgefasste is the attributive form of the German past participle aufgefasst, derived from the verb auffassen, which means to grasp, to understand, or to interpret. As an adjective it describes something that has been apprehended or interpreted in a particular way. It is used before nouns and agrees with the noun’s gender, number, and case.

In everyday and scholarly writing, aufgefasst describes how a statement, idea, or text has been grasped or conceived. Common constructions include der aufgefasste Gedanke, die aufgefasste Idee, das aufgefasste Ergebnis (singular, with a definite article), and die aufgefassten Gedanken/Ideen/Ergebnisse (plural). The form thus signals a specific interpretation or understanding that precedes discussion or evaluation. The formอกจากนี้ also appears in other cases with appropriate endings, reflecting standard German adjective declension rules.

The verb form aufgefasst is used to indicate the action of grasping or interpreting in compound tenses: Ich habe den Text aufgefasst. When used as an adjective, aufgefasst is inflected to agree with the noun, producing forms such as aufgefasste, aufgefassten, or others depending on gender, number, and case.

Etymologically, aufgefasst combines the prefix auf- with fassen (to seize, to grasp). The resulting sense emphasizes mental grasp or interpretation rather than physical grabbing, though both notions share a core concept of taking hold of something.

See also: auffassen, aufgefasst (past participle), Fassung (concept of interpretation or version), interpretation in German linguistic terminology.