gesucht

Gesucht is the past participle of the German verb suchen and is used in several grammatical functions in German. As part of the perfect tense, it appears with the auxiliary haben: Ich habe den Schlüssel gesucht. It can also occur in passive constructions with werden: Es wird nach dem Schlüssel gesucht. In both cases, suchen expresses the act of looking for or seeking something.

As an adjective or in nominalized form, ges refugi? No. It can function attributively before a noun: die gesuchte Lösung, den gesuchten Mann. When used as a noun, the participle is capitalized: das Gesuchte (the thing that is being sought) and die Gesuchten (the people who are sought). The phrases Der Gesuchte and Die Gesuchten refer to the person or people being sought, often in police or media contexts.

Common usage includes the phrase Gesucht wird …, typical in public notices or journalistic summaries, for example: Gesucht wird der Täter. This expresses that a person is being sought and is not limited to criminal contexts; it can also indicate something sought or desired, as in das Gesuchte Modell.

Etymology and morphology: gesu / ges- prefix and -t suffix mark the participial form common to German past participles of weak verbs. The base verb is suchen, meaning to search or seek.

In summary, ges

ukt serves as a versatile form in German grammar: it marks completed search actions in perfect tense, forms passive constructions, and functions as an adjective or noun to denote the thing or person that is being sought or desired.

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