ingediende

Ingediende is a Dutch adjective formed from the verb indienen, meaning to submit or file something. It describes items that have been submitted, such as documents, proposals, or applications. The form ingediende is used when the noun it modifies is definite or plural, for example: de ingediende documenten, de ingediende voorstellen.

In Dutch, the past participle ingediend can also be used in attributive position with singular indefinite nouns in its base form, but ingediende is the standard attributive form for definite or plural nouns. For example: het ingediende document (the submitted document) or de ingediende documenten (the submitted documents). The overall rule follows Dutch adjective inflection: adjectives in attributive position take an -e ending after definite articles or with plural nouns.

Common contexts for ingediende include formal or bureaucratic language, such as government procedures, tender processes, grant applications, and academic submissions. Phrases like ingediende aanvragen, ingediende voorstellen, or ingediende stukken are typical, signaling that the material has already been submitted and is undergoing review or processing.

Related terms include the verb indienen (to submit), the noun indiening (the act of submission), and the noun indiener or indieners (the submitter). While ingediende functions primarily as an adjective, its usage is straightforward in standard Dutch and remains common in official documentation and formal discourse.