genehmigtem

Genehmigtem is not a standalone lexical item in German; it is a grammatical form of the adjective derived from the past participle genehmigt (approved). It represents the dative singular masculine or neuter form used when the adjective modifies a noun without a definite determiner in a prepositional phrase, or in other contexts following strong or mixed inflection patterns. The form is most commonly encountered in formal or administrative language.

Genehmigtem can appear in phrases like mit genehmigtem Plan or bei genehmigtem Antrag, where the adjective takes the strong ending -em in the dative masculine/neuter singular. When a definite article is present, the form changes to genehmigten for the dative singular of masculine or neuter: dem genehmigten Plan. With plural, as in mit genehmigten Plänen, the ending is -en.

The term derives from the verb genehmigen and its past participle genehmigt. As an attributive adjective it denotes that the noun has received approval. The usage is typical in administrative, legal, and bureaucratic contexts, though it can appear in standard prose when describing approved documents or projects.

Related terms include Genehmigung (approval, permit), genehmigen (to approve), and the adjectival forms such as genehmigte, genehmigten, and genehmigtem. Understanding the inflection helps in reading and composing phrases that specify the status of plans, applications, or documents as approved.