No. 134 in German
gemacht
"Gemacht" means "made" or "done."
In a sentence
Ich habe meine Hausaufgaben gemacht.
I did my homework.
Here, 'gemacht' is used as the past participle of 'machen', meaning 'to do' or 'to make', and it is used in the context of completing a task.
Das Bett war ordentlich gemacht.
The bed was neatly made.
'Gemacht' here indicates that the bed has been prepared or arranged, showing the past passive state of an action performed.
Hast du das Foto selbst gemacht?
Did you take the photo yourself?
In this case, 'gemacht' means to take or create (referring to the photograph), reflecting an active action completed by the subject.
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