geleisteter

Geleisteter is a German attributive adjective meaning “performed” or “rendered,” derived from the verb leisten. It is used to describe actions, services, or contributions that have already been completed. The word is formed from the past participle geleistet and is declined according to gender, number, and case, for example: der geleistete Dienst (masculine singular nominative); die geleistete Arbeit (feminine singular nominative); das geleistete Vorhaben (neuter singular nominative); die geleisteten Beiträge (plural nominative). In other cases the endings change accordingly (z. B. des geleisteten Dienstes, der geleisteten Arbeit).

Geleisteter commonly appears in formal, bureaucratic, or historical contexts, referring to fulfilled duties, completed work, or contributed efforts. Typical collocations include geleistete Arbeitszeit (hours worked), geleisteter Dienst (rendered service), and geleistete Beiträge (contributed amounts). It also occurs in phrases like “das Geleistete” when used as a substantive noun to denote the acts or results themselves.

Etymology: geleisteter is the attributive form of geleistet, the past participle of leisten, with standard German adjective declension. The concept conveyed is the completion or fulfilment of an obligation or task.

See also: leisten, Leistung, geleistet, Geleistete.