spürbaren

Spürbaren is a German adjective meaning noticeable, perceptible, or tangible. It is derived from the verb spüren, which means to feel, sense, or perceive. The adjective is used to describe something that can be detected through the senses, such as touch, sight, or hearing, or something that has a discernible effect or impact.

For example, one might say there was a spürbaren difference in temperature, meaning the change in temperature was noticeable. Similarly, a spürbaren improvement in a patient's condition would indicate a perceptible positive change. The term can also apply to abstract concepts. A spürbaren effect of a new policy, for instance, refers to an impact that can be observed or felt.

The word "spürbaren" is the inflected form of the adjective spürbar. Its grammatical form changes depending on its position in a sentence and the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. For instance, in the nominative singular masculine, it would be "spürbarer," while in the nominative singular feminine, it would be "spürbare." This flexibility allows it to integrate seamlessly into various German sentence structures.