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postulierte

Postulierte is a German word form that can function both as a verb form and as an attributive adjective. As a verb, it is the simple past tense (Präteritum) of postulieren, meaning to postulate, to propose as a basis or hypothesis. As an attributive adjective, it serves the role of the English “postulated,” describing something that has been proposed or assumed. For example: “Der Forscher postulierte eine neue Hypothese” (The researcher postulated a new hypothesis) and “eine postulierte Theorie” (a postulated theory).

Etymology and usage context: The verb postulieren comes from the Latin postulate, via French postuler and other

Distinction from related terms: Postulieren as a verb covers the act of proposing or assuming something as

Examples:

- Der Forscher postulierte eine kausale Verbindung zwischen den Variablen.

- Die postulierte Theorie muss in weiteren Studien geprüft werden.

- In der Diskussion wurden mehrere postulierte Annahmen genannt.

In summary, postulierte marks both a past action of proposing and an attributive description of something that

Romance
languages
into
German.
In
scientific,
philosophical,
and
legal
writing,
postulierte
is
commonly
used
to
indicate
that
a
claim,
assumption,
or
model
has
been
proposed,
rather
than
proven.
The
form
is
flexible,
appearing
in
various
gender
and
number
combinations
as
the
sentence
requires,
for
instance
“die
postulierte
Annahme”
or
“die
postulierten
Regeln.”
a
basis.
The
participle
“postuliert”
is
used
with
auxiliary
haben
to
form
perfect
tenses
(er
hat
postuliert).
The
adjective
form
“postulierte”
describes
something
that
has
already
been
postulated,
distinguishing
it
from
what
is
currently
being
postulated
or
tested.
has
been
postulated.