reservierbaren

Reservierbaren is a German adjective form meaning able to be reserved. It is the plural, attributive form of the participle adjective reservierbar, which describes items, services, or time slots that can be reserved or booked. The form is used when the noun it modifies is plural and preceded by a determiner such as der, die, das or a possessive or demonstrative article, for example: die reservierbaren Plätze, zu den reservierbaren Terminen.

The base adjective reservierbar is formed from the verb reservieren (to reserve) and the suffix -bar, which yields the sense “capable of being reserved.” The plural attributive form reservierbaren follows standard German declension rules for adjectives after definite determiners, producing endings like -en in the plural in many cases. This contrasts with the singular forms reservierbarer Termin (masculine singular) or reservierbares Angebot (neuter singular).

Usage and context: reservierbaren is common in travel, hospitality, events, and inventory management, where it is important to distinguish items or slots that can be reserved from those that cannot. Examples include die reservierbaren Plätze (the reservable seats) and zu den reservierbaren Terminen (to the reservable appointments). In user interfaces or data schemas, reservierbar or reservierbaren may appear as a property indicating whether multiple items can be reserved.

Etymology: the term derives from reservieren, with the adjectival suffix -bar, aligning with related adjectives like essbar or tragbar.