bestätigter

Bestätigter is a German term derived from the verb bestätigen, meaning to confirm or verify. As a past participle used as an adjective, beständig is written as best wenn? No, focus: bestäti- It expresses that something has been confirmed. The attributive form follows normal German adjective endings: ein bestätigter Pass, eine bestätigte Identität, das bestätigte Dokument. The endings vary with gender, number and case (z. B. einem bestätigten Antrag, die bestätigten Daten).

In addition to its adjectival use, bestäti gter can appear as a nominalized participle, referring to a person or entity that has been confirmed. This noun use is relatively rare and often avoided in everyday language; in many contexts a phrase such as verifizierte Person, bestätigte Identität or bestätigte Daten is preferred. When used as a noun, it would typically be capitalized as der Bestätigte or die Bestätigten, but this nominal usage is not common outside bureaucratic or legal texts.

Etymology and relation to other terms: bestä-tigen comes from the root meaning to confirm; related nouns include Bestätigung (confirmation) and the more modern Verifizierung or Verifikation (verification). In contemporary digital contexts, the German translations for “verified” or “confirmed” statuses are often verifiziert or verifiziert/verifiziert, with “Bestätigter Account” appearing occasionally in interface translations, though many platforms prefer verifizierter Account.

Usage notes: Bestätigter is standard in formal writing as an adjective. For official documents, it commonly appears as part of longer phrases like die bestätigte Identität or der bestätigte Ausweis. In everyday language, clearer alternatives such as bestätigt or verifiziert are frequently used.