bewiesenen

Bewiesenen is a declined form of the German adjective bewiesen, meaning proven or demonstrated. It is not a separate lexical item but a grammatical form used attributively to modify a noun, typically when a definite article or other determiner is present.

Etymology and grammar: The base bewiesen comes from the verb beweisen (to prove). In German, attributive adjectives receive endings according to gender, number and case. After a definite article or possessive determiner, adjectives take weak endings. The form bewiesenen occurs in several common contexts, most notably in masculine singular accusative, feminine singular dative, and plural forms, for example:

- Der bewiesene Beweis (masculine singular nominative) or Den bewiesenen Beweis (masculine singular accusative)

- Die bewiesenen Beweise (plural nominative or accusative)

- Der bewiesenen Beweise (genitive plural)

- Den bewiesenen Beweisen (dative plural)

- Die bewiesene Tatsache (feminine singular nominative)

- Das bewiesene Ergebnis (neuter singular nominative or accusative)

These examples illustrate how the same ending -en appears in different case/gender forms, while the underlying meaning remains “proven” or “demonstrated.”

Usage and nuance: Bewiesen functions as a descriptor for claims, results, or facts that are established by evidence. In formal writing, it often pairs with nouns like Beweis, Ergebnisse, Tatsachen or Beweise. As a rule, bewiesen is used in both scientific and legal contexts to signal that something has withstood scrutiny or has sufficient evidence.

In summary, bewiesenen is the common declined form of the adjective bewiesen, used to express that a noun is proven, with its exact ending determined by case, number, and gender.