verbessertes

Verbessertes is a neuter singular inflected form of the German adjective verbesser(t)ed, derived from the verb verbessern (to improve). It functions as an attributive adjective before a neuter noun and indicates that the noun has been improved relative to a prior state. It is not a separate lexical item, but a grammatical form used in everyday German.

In usage, verbessertes appears most prominently with a neuter noun in the singular. With an indefinite article, as in ein verbessertes Modell, the ending -es matches neuter nominative/accusative singular after weak or mixed declension. Without an article, the strong declension also yields the same form: verbessertes System. With a definite article, the ending changes to -e, as in das verbesserte Modell. Thus the form adapts to case, article, and number according to standard German adjective declension rules.

Plural and other genders use different endings. For example, in plural without an article you would typically see verbesserte Modelle (neuter plural), where the adjective takes the -e ending in the plural. Feminine singular would normally use verbesserte, as in eine verbesserte Maschine, while neuter plural would align with verbesserte.

Related terms include Verbesserung (improvement), verbessern (to improve), and das Verbesserte (a nominalized noun meaning “the improved thing”). Verbessertes, as a standalone term, is mainly a grammatical form rather than a common lexical item.