nachgeladen

Nachgeladen is a German term formed from nach- (after, again) and laden (to load). As the past participle of nachladen, it denotes that something has been loaded again or recharged. The exact sense depends on context and usage, and it can function as part of verb phrases or as an adjective describing a noun.

In firearms and ammunition contexts, nachgeladen describes the action of loading additional rounds into a firearm or magazine after initial use, or ammunition that has been replenished.

In energy storage and consumer electronics, the term refers to items that have been recharged, such as a battery after use.

In computing and gaming, nachgeladen is used for reloading a weapon within a game, or more broadly for loading additional data or content after an initial load.

In figurative or broader technical contexts, nachgeladen can describe resources, information, or capabilities that have been added subsequently to a system or process.

Grammatical notes: nachgeladen is the past participle of nachladen and can appear in different grammatical forms depending on tense, voice, and whether it is used predicatively or attributively. When used attributively to modify a noun, the form of the accompanying article and any ending will follow standard German adjective declension rules.

See also: nachladen, reload, recharging.