No. 14,034 in German
gekocht
Cooked.
In a sentence
Ich habe heute Gemüse gekocht.
I cooked vegetables today.
In this sentence, 'gekocht' is used as the past participle of 'kochen,' which means 'to cook,' indicating the action of preparing food by heating.
Das Wasser wurde gekocht, bevor die Nudeln hinzugefügt wurden.
The water was boiled before the pasta was added.
Here, 'gekocht' describes the state of the water after being subjected to boiling, highlighting the passive voice usage.
Das gekochte Fleisch war sehr lecker.
The cooked meat was very tasty.
In this example, 'gekocht' is used as an adjective derived from the past participle, referring to the meat that has been cooked.
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