trainiert

Trainiert is the past participle of the German verb trainieren and can function as an adjective meaning “trained” or as part of compound tenses. It appears in the perfect tense with the auxiliary haben, as in Ich habe trainiert (I have trained). In the passive voice, trainiert forms with werden: Der Hund wird trainiert (The dog is being trained).

Trainieren is a regular -ieren verb. Its present tense forms are: ich trainiere, du trainierst, er trainiert, wir trainieren, ihr trainiert, sie trainieren. The past participle is trainiert, which also serves as an adjective when declined: ein trainierter Athlet (a trained athlete), eine gut trainierte Mannschaft (a well-trained team). The related noun das Training refers to the act or process of training and is widely used in sports, fitness, education, and professional contexts. The noun Training is a loanword from English, and the verb trainieren is built with the -ieren suffix from that noun.

Usage and context: trainiert is common in sports and fitness to describe someone who has completed practice sessions or achieved a certain level of conditioning. It also appears in professional or military contexts to indicate that a person or unit has undergone training. As an adjective, its ending changes with gender, number, and case, just like other German adjectives.

See also: Training, trainieren, das Training.