No. 14,111 in German
geschritten
"Geschritten" is the past participle of "schreiten," meaning "stepped" or "proceeded."
In a sentence
Der Tänzer hat geschritten durch den Raum.
The dancer has stepped through the room.
Here, 'geschritten' is used as the participle of the verb 'schreiten,' which means 'to stride or step in a formal or measured way'.
Im geschrittenen Alter bevorzugt man oft ruhigere Tätigkeiten.
In advanced age, one often prefers quieter activities.
In this context, 'geschrittenen' is used as an adjective derived from the participle, describing someone of advanced age.
Wir haben geschritten in die Zukunft voller Zuversicht.
We strode into the future with confidence.
Again, 'geschritten' serves as the participle of 'schreiten,' illustrating the act of striding in a figurative sense.
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