geladener

Geladener is a German adjective form derived from laden, with the past participle geladen. It is used to describe something that carries cargo or is electrically charged. The exact ending depends on the article and the gender and case of the noun it modifies. For example, with an indefinite article or when no article is present in the masculine nominative singular you would say ein geladener Akku, while with a definite article you would say der geladene Wagen or das geladene Auto.

In practical terms, geladener appears primarily in attributive position. Examples include ein geladener Wagen (a loaded truck) or das geladene Fahrzeug (the loaded vehicle). When the noun has a definite article, the form is usually geladene for masculine or neuter singular in the nominative case (der geladene Wagen, das geladene Auto). The exact endings shift with case, number, and article, following standard German adjective declension rules.

As a standalone noun, Geladene can occur in highly specialized or stylized science writing to denote a charged particle or charged system, but this usage is uncommon. More typical is the phrasing das geladene Teilchen or der geladene Zustand, which avoids treating geladene as a bare noun.

Related terms and synonyms include beladen (to load), beladenes Fahrzeug, vollbeladen, and aufgeladen (charged in the electrical sense). The term geladener thus functions mainly as a descriptive form rather than a distinct concept, with meaning tied to whether the context concerns cargo loading or electrical charging.