No. 4,350 in German
gebissen
"Gebissen" means "bitten."
In a sentence
Der Hund hat den Postboten gebissen.
The dog bit the mailman.
This demonstrates the use of 'gebissen' as the past participle of 'beißen' (to bite) in a sentence discussing a past event.
Ich bin gebissen worden, als ich das Spielzeug aufheben wollte.
I was bitten when I tried to pick up the toy.
Here, 'gebissen' is used in the passive voice construction to describe the individual being bitten.
Hast du jemals jemanden gesehen, der von einem Fisch gebissen wurde?
Have you ever seen someone who was bitten by a fish?
In this sentence, 'gebissen' attributes the action of biting to the subject 'jemand' in a complex construction referencing experience.
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