No. 14,012 in German
gegangenes
"Gegangenes" means "something that has gone" or "gone."
In a sentence
Das gegangenes Jahr hat viele Veränderungen gebracht.
The past year brought many changes.
In this sentence, 'gegangenes' is used as an adjective derived from the past participle 'gegangen' of the verb 'gehen'. It modifies the noun 'Jahr' to indicate that it is from the past.
Ich habe gestern das gegangenes Menü im Restaurant wieder gesehen.
Yesterday, I saw the past menu at the restaurant again.
Here, 'gegangenes' describes 'Menü' to attribute it to a previous state, highlighting its past version or occurrence.
Ein gegangenes Gefühl bleibt oft in der Erinnerung.
A bygone feeling often remains in memory.
In this instance, 'gegangenes' is applied metaphorically to 'Gefühl', representing something that has passed or is no longer present.
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