No. 14,007 in German
gefällte
"Gefällte" means "felled" or "cut down" in English.
In a sentence
Die gefällten Bäume wurden aus dem Wald entfernt.
The felled trees were removed from the forest.
In this sentence, 'gefällten' is the past participle of 'fällen,' referring to trees that have been cut down.
Er war zufrieden mit der gefällten Entscheidung.
He was satisfied with the decision made.
Here, 'gefällten' describes the decision taken, derived from the verb 'fällen' meaning to conclude or decide.
Die gefällten Urteile waren gerecht und ausgewogen.
The judgments passed were fair and balanced.
In this context, 'gefällten' is used metaphorically for decisions regarding judgments, showing the verb's flexibility in non-literal usages.
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