referiertet

Referiertet is a finite verb form in German, specifically the second-person plural Präteritum (simple past) of the verb referieren. The verb referieren means to report on a topic or to give a formal presentation, often in academic, professional, or institutional settings. It can also mean to summarize findings or to present information in a structured talk.

Grammatical notes are helpful for understanding its usage. Referiertet denotes a past action by you all (ihr). The present tense corresponding form is referiert (ihr referiert), and the perfect tense is gebildet mit haben: ihr habt referiert. The past participle is referiert, which is used with auxiliary haben to form the present perfect: Sie haben referiert.

Usage and context: referieren is commonly used when describing formal talks, lectures, or reports. Typical construction includes a topic marker, often with über + Akkusativ, as in: Ihr referiertet über die Ergebnisse der Studie. In writing, referieren may appear in narrative passages describing past events; in everyday spoken German, speakers often prefer alternative phrasings like einen Vortrag halten oder berichten.

Relation to related terms: Referiertet is not a noun; it is a verb form. Related nouns include Referat (a presentation or talk), Referent/Referentin (the speaker), and the verb referieren itself. The term derives from referere (to report) via the German noun Referat and the verb referieren, with typical usage tied to delivering or reporting information in a structured form.