ausfühlicherer

The German word "ausführender" is a present participle derived from the verb "ausführen," which translates to "to carry out," "to execute," "to perform," or "to implement." As a participle, "ausführender" functions as an adjective or a noun.

When used as an adjective, "ausführender" describes someone or something that is actively carrying out, executing, or performing a task, duty, or action. For example, "der ausführende Direktor" refers to the executive director who is actively managing and implementing operations. Similarly, "die ausführende Kraft" could mean the performing force or the operative personnel. It emphasizes the active role in bringing a plan or instruction to completion.

As a noun, "der Ausführende" (masculine), "die Ausführende" (feminine), or "das Ausführende" (neuter, though less common in this context) refers to the person or entity that is performing or executing something. This could be an individual, a group, or even a system. In legal or administrative contexts, it often denotes the party responsible for the practical implementation of a decision or order. The term highlights the role of bringing abstract plans or directives into concrete reality.