No. 14,043 in German
gelebten
"Gelebten" means "lived" or "experienced."
In a sentence
Die gelebten Erfahrungen formen unsere Persönlichkeit.
Lived experiences shape our personality.
The word 'gelebten' here is used as a past participle functioning as an attributive adjective, describing 'Erfahrungen' (experiences), indicating they were lived or undergone.
Das Buch erzählt von den gelebten Traditionen einer Kultur.
The book recounts the practiced traditions of a culture.
In this instance, 'gelebten' modifies 'Traditionen' (traditions) as an attributive adjective, showing these traditions were practiced or carriedout actively.
Die gelebten Werte der Gemeinschaft sind beeindruckend.
The lived values of the community are impressive.
The use of 'gelebten' here as an adjective before 'Werte' (values) indicates that these values are actively experienced and put into practice by the community.
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