losgefahren

Losgefahren is a German word that translates to "set off," "started," or "driven off" in English. It is the past participle of the verb losfahren. The verb losfahren is a separable verb, meaning the prefix "los-" separates from the verb "fahren" in certain grammatical constructions. "Los" can indicate the beginning of an action, while "fahren" means to drive, ride, or travel. Therefore, "losgefahren" signifies the completion of the act of starting a journey or movement, typically by vehicle.

The phrase can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "Ich bin losgefahren" which means "I have set off" or "I have started." It can refer to the beginning of a car trip, a bicycle ride, or any form of travel where one departs from a starting point. The word emphasizes the commencement of movement and the departure from a stationary state. It is a common and straightforward term in everyday German conversation and writing.