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eingezogene

Eingezogene is a German participial adjective meaning drawn inward, retracted or contracted. It describes something that has been pulled back from its outward position, often indicating a physiological, anatomical, or physical state. The term is commonly used in technical, medical, or descriptive contexts to convey a relative inward position or shortening.

Common contexts

- Anatomy and medicine: "eingezogene Pupillen" refers to constricted pupils (miosis). The phrase describes Pupillen that have

- Descriptive anatomy: "eingezogene Lippen" can describe lips that appear pulled back or retracted, for example in

- Other technical fields: structures or surfaces that are drawn inward or compacted may be described as

Grammatical notes

Eingezogene is the attributive form of the participle used as an adjective. Endings vary with gender, number,

- der eingezogene Muskel (masculine singular)

- die eingezogene Pupille (feminine singular)

- die eingezogenen Pupillen (feminine/plural)

Etymology

The term derives from the verb einziehen (to pull in, to draw in) combined with the past

See also

Pupillen (pupils), Miosis (pupil constriction), retraction, contraction.

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