reparierter

Reparierter is a form in the German language that functions as an adjective meaning “repaired.” It derives from the verb reparieren (to repair) and uses the past participle repariert as its base. As an attributive or predicative adjective, reparierter describes something that has undergone repair.

In typical use, reparierter accompanies a masculine singular noun, indicating that the item has been fixed. For example: Der reparierte Motor läuft wieder. In predicate constructions, the corresponding participle is usually repariert, as in Der Motor ist repariert, which states that the motor is repaired rather than emphasizing the completed state as a separate attribute. German adjectives that originate from participles inflect for case, gender, and number, so other forms related to repariert exist (for instance, reparierte and repariertes in different contexts).

Etymology and relation to other forms: reparierter comes from the verb reparieren, via the past participle repariert. The word demonstrates how German uses participial forms as adjectives to describe the state or result of an action performed on a noun. This pattern is common across many verbs in German, contributing to a flexible descriptive vocabulary in technical, mechanical, and everyday language.

See also: Reparieren; Partizip II; German grammar; Adjective declension.