verwaltetes

Verwaltetes is a form of the German verb verwalten (to administer, manage) that functions as a participial adjective. It is not a standalone noun, but a declinable past participle used to describe something that has been administered or managed. The form sicheres its neuter singular, and its exact ending depends on the article or determiner that accompanies the noun.

In everyday usage, verwaltetes appears mainly in attributive position before a neuter singular noun. With an indefinite article, the phrase is ein verwaltetes Amt (an administered/managed office). With a definite article, the corresponding form is das verwaltete Amt (the administered/managed office). In plural, the usual forms are die verwalteten Ämter (the administered offices) or Ämter, depending on the determiner; the neuter plural form using an indefinite article is not standard, so plural uses the strong or mixed inflection without a bare indefinite article.

Semantic scope and contexts tend to center on administration, governance, or entrusted stewardship. Verwaltetes can describe assets, territories, or offices that are being administered by an authority, trustee, or administrative body. In legal or bureaucratic language, it can appear in phrases referring to property or areas under management or oversight.

Related terms include verwalten (to administer/manage), Verwaltung (administration, administration department), and verwaltet (the standard past participle used in various passive or adjectival constructions). In most contemporary German, verwaltet as a simple past participle or passive form is more common in predicative or non-attributive uses; verwaltetes is primarily an attributive neuter singular form.