eingeschlossenen

Eingeschlossenen is the declined form of the German past participle eingeschlossen, from the verb einschließen. The verb means to enclose, to include, to trap, or to embed something within another thing. As a participle, eingeschlossen can function as an adjective or as part of perfect tense, with the form itself adapting for gender, number, and case in attributive use.

In ordinary use, eingeschlossen describes something that is enclosed or contained inside a boundary or group. The form eingeschlossenen appears as the attributive adjective after definite determiners in several cases and numbers, for example: die eingeschlossenen Räume (the enclosed rooms), den eingeschlossenen Personen (the enclosed persons), der eingeschlossenen Gegenstände (of the enclosed objects), dem eingeschlossenen Raum (to/for the enclosed room).

In technical and scientific contexts, eingeschlossen is common in phrases such as einschlusst oder eingeschlossene Substanzen: in materials science, geology, and biology, it refers to substances or elements that are enclosed within another material or structure (for example, eingeschlossene Gase, eingeschlossene Zellen).

Usage note: eingeschlossen as a participle is the base form; when used attributively, it is declined (e.g., eingeschlossenen, eingeschlossene, eingeschlossenes) according to gender, number, and case. Predicative use with sein forms typically does not carry the -en ending (Der Raum ist eingeschlossen).

Overall, eingeschlossenen is a common inflected form of the participle used to describe entities that are encased or included within something else.