getragenen

getragenen is a declined form of the German participle getragen (to wear, to carry). As an attributive adjective, it is used before a noun and takes the weak adjective ending -en after definite determiners or other determiner phrases. The meaning conveyed is that the noun has been worn or carried.

In practice, getragenen appears in several common cases after definite articles or similar determiners. For example: den getragenen Mantel (the worn coat) in the masculine singular accusative; die getragenen Mäntel or die getragenen Kleider (the worn coats, the worn dresses) in the plural nominative or accusative; den getragenen Mänteln (to/for the worn coats) in the masculine plural dative. It can also occur with other determiners, including possessives: meinen getragenen Mantel (my worn coat), deinen getragenen Schal (your worn scarf).

Semantically, getragenen denotes that the noun has been worn or carried, and is commonly used for clothing, accessories, or items that imply wear or use. While getragenen is primarily an adjective form, it is not a standalone noun.

Linguistic notes: getragenen is part of the German adjective declension system. It is the form produced when the adjective follows a definite article or a determiner phrase and the noun is in a case that requires an -en ending for the attributive adjective in the singular masculine accusative or in any plural form, as well as in the dative plural. The corresponding predicative form would be getragen (as in Der Mantel ist getragen).