No. 1,569 in German
gezählt
"Counted."
In a sentence
Ich habe bis zehn gezählt.
I counted to ten.
The word 'gezählt' is in past participle form and is part of a perfect tense in German, indicating a completed action of counting.
Die Stimmen wurden sorgfältig gezählt.
The votes were carefully counted.
The word 'gezählt' is used in the passive sense here, in the perfect tense, describing that the action of counting votes has been completed.
Er hat die Punkte falsch gezählt.
He counted the points incorrectly.
Here 'gezählt' is again in the perfect tense with an auxiliary verb, marking a completed action of counting the points, specifying the manner of counting improperly.
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