dramatischen

Dramatischen is the inflected form of the German adjective dramatisch, which means dramatic or theatrical. It is not a separate word, but a morphological form that the adjective takes within German grammar, specifically the weak declension after definite determiners or other words that mark the determiner.

In everyday usage, dramatischen appears in several common cases. In plural, after a definite article, the form is die dramatischen … (for example, die dramatischen Filme). In the dative plural it appears as den dramatischen … (den dramatischen Filmen). In genitive plural it also appears with the ending -en (der dramatischen Filme). In singular, the form occurs in various contexts that require the weak ending: dem dramatischen Mann, der dramatischen Frau, dem dramatischen Kind. The genitive singular of masculine or neuter is des dramatischen Mannes or des dramatischen Kindes, while feminine genitive is der dramatischen Frau.

Semantically, dramatischen carries the same core meaning as dramatisch, describing something related to drama or something with emotional intensity or a theatrical quality. The exact ending reflects the noun’s gender, number, and case, following standard German adjective declension rules. Therefore, dramatischen functions as a grammatical variant rather than as an independent lexical item, and it is encountered across genres, including literary, theatrical, and formal prose.

In summary, dramatischen is the common inflected form of the adjective dramatisch used with definite determiners, especially in plural and in several singular cases, to express a sense of drama or theatricality.