geliefertem

Geliefertem is a German grammatical form: the dative singular form of the past participle geliefer t, when used as an attributive adjective. The base participle geliefer t comes from the verb liefern (to deliver), and geliefertem is the inflection that appears in the dative masculine or neuter singular, typically in contexts without a definite determiner or after certain prepositions.

In usage, geliefertem occurs mainly in noun phrases where the noun is in the dative case and the determiner is omitted or not specifying gender. For example: mit geliefertem Material (with delivered material). This form shows the strong declension pattern that applies to adjectives or participles used attributively without a definite article in the dative singular neuter or masculine.

Other inflected forms of the participle geliefert appear in contexts with definite determiners or different cases, such as dem gelieferten Auftrag or das gelieferte Material, illustrating how endings shift with gender, number, and case. The presence of a definite article or determiner often yields the corresponding weak/declinational endings, while the bare form can take geliefertem in the appropriate dative singular position.

Etymology and related terms: geliefertem derives from geliefert, the past participle of liefern, with typical German adjective/participle declension. Related concepts include adjective declension in German, the use of participles as modifiers, and the broader patterns of attributive adjectives in the dative case.

See also: liefern, Lieferung, Partizip II, Adjektivdeklination.