geführtes

Ge geführt is the neuter singular form of the attributive past participle geführt, used in German as an adjective meaning led or guided. It describes a neuter noun that has been led, supervised, or arranged by someone else and is most common in constructions with the indefinite article or without an article in the singular.

In terms of grammar, geführtes occurs when the noun it modifies is neuter and singular and the article is indefinite or omitted: ein geführtes Gespräch, ein geführtes Auto. With a definite article, the ending changes to das geführte Gespräch. For masculine and feminine nouns, different endings apply: der geführte Weg, die geführte Tour. The form geführtes thus reflects German adjective declension rules.

Common contexts and nuance: geführtes describes things that are guided or supervised, such as tours, trainings or projects. It is often used in tourism, education, business, and event planning to convey that guidance or supervision is provided. The term can contrast with self-guided or unguided equivalents such as selbst geführt or unbegleitet, depending on the context.

Examples:

- ein geführtes Gespräch

- ein geführtes Auto

- das geführte Seminar

- eine geführte Tour

Note: while geführtes specifically marks neuter nouns, related phrases like geführte Tour (feminine) or der geführte Weg (masculine) demonstrate the broader adjectival forms of geführt across genders.

See also: guided tour, guided learning, führen (to lead), past participle führ- and German adjective endings.