toleriertes
Toleriertes is the attributive form of the past participle tolerieren in German, used as an adjective meaning something that has been tolerated or accepted. It can describe actions, conditions, or objects that are considered allowable or acceptable by a person or authority.
In attributive position the ending of tolerieren’s participle changes depending on the determiner. With a definite
The word is common in formal or technical language, including legal, regulatory, or medical contexts, where
Predicative use is possible but less frequent: etwas ist toleriert oder es wird toleriert, meaning that something
Etymology traces toleriertes to the verb tolerieren, from Latin tolerare, meaning to endure or endure withstand.
In summary, toleriertes functions as a grammatical adjective indicating that something has been tolerated, with form