geworfener

geworfener is a German past participle. It is derived from the verb werfen, which means to throw. As a past participle, geworfener is used to form perfect tenses and passive voice constructions in German. It also functions as an adjective, meaning "thrown" or "cast." The ending of geworfener changes depending on the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies, following German declension rules. For example, "der geworfene Ball" translates to "the thrown ball," where "geworfene" agrees in gender (masculine), number (singular), and case (nominative) with "Ball." In contrast, "die geworfene Scheibe" means "the thrown disc," with "geworfene" agreeing with the feminine noun "Scheibe." When used in a perfect tense, such as "er hat den Stein geworfen" (he has thrown the stone), it acts as part of the verb phrase. The passive voice construction would be something like "der Stein wurde geworfen" (the stone was thrown). The concept of "geworfener" is fundamental to understanding German grammar, particularly verb conjugation and adjective agreement.