No. 5,018 in German
angeklagter
"Angeklagter" translates to "defendant" (a person accused in a legal case).
In a sentence
Der Angeklagte erschien vor Gericht.
The accused appeared before the court.
Here, 'Angeklagte' is used as a noun to refer to someone formally charged in a legal setting, showcasing its use in a judicial context.
Die Anwälte des Angeklagten arbeiteten an der Verteidigung.
The accused's lawyers worked on the defense.
In this sentence, 'Angeklagten' is the genitive singular form of 'Angeklagte,' emphasizing possession or association, specifically in legal proceedings.
Ein Angeklagter hat das Recht, sich zu verteidigen.
An accused has the right to defend themselves.
Here, 'Angeklagter' is used in an indefinite singular sense, indicating any person accused in a general manner.
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