No. 14,101 in German
geschenkt
"Geschenkt" means "gifted" or "given as a gift."
In a sentence
Ich habe ein Buch geschenkt bekommen.
I received a book as a gift.
The word 'geschenkt' is used in the participle form indicating the action of giving as a gift.
Das war ein geschenkter Moment.
That was a gifted moment.
Here 'geschenkt' is used as an adjective to describe the moment as special or given as an extraordinary gift.
Er hat den Ball praktisch geschenkt ins Tor geschossen.
He practically shot the ball into the goal as if it was a gift.
In this context, 'geschenkt' signifies that the action was effortless or seemingly handed over, metaphorically gifted.
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