No. 13,396 in German
beigelegt
"Beigelegt" means "enclosed" or "settled," depending on context.
In a sentence
Ich habe dem Brief ein Foto beigelegt.
I enclosed a photo with the letter.
Here, 'beigelegt' is used in the context of physically enclosing or attaching an item to a correspondence.
Der Streit zwischen den Nachbarn wurde endlich beigelegt.
The dispute between the neighbors was finally resolved.
'Beigelegt' means 'resolved' or 'settled' in the context of bringing resolution to a conflict or disagreement in this sentence.
Der Report enthält die Dokumente, die dem Meeting beigelegt wurden.
The report contains the documents that were attached to the meeting.
In this usage, 'beigelegt' describes the act of attaching or appending supplementary materials to a main document or event.
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