endgültigen

Endgültigen is a German adjective derived from the noun "Ende," meaning "end." It translates to "final," "definitive," "ultimate," or "conclusive" in English. The word is used to describe something that is the last of its kind, permanent, or settled beyond question.

For instance, one might speak of an "endgültigen Beschluss" (final decision), indicating a resolution that cannot be appealed or changed. Similarly, an "endgültigen Beweis" (conclusive proof) refers to evidence that leaves no room for doubt. In a temporal context, "endgültigen" can describe the final stage of a process or event, such as the "endgültigen Ergebnis" (final result) of a competition.

The word's usage emphasizes a sense of completion and irrevocability. It signifies the cessation of further action or deliberation. When applied to agreements or settlements, it implies that all matters have been resolved. In legal or formal contexts, "endgültigen" often denotes a binding and authoritative statement.