No. 15,260 in German
unbewohnten
"Unbewohnten" means "uninhabited."
In a sentence
Das alte Haus steht auf einem unbewohnten Grundstück.
The old house stands on an uninhabited property.
The word 'unbewohnten' is used here as an adjective describing the noun 'Grundstück', indicating that the property is uninhabited.
Wir wanderten durch den unbewohnten Wald.
We hiked through the uninhabited forest.
In this example, 'unbewohnten' describes the noun 'Wald', emphasizing that the forest has no habitation.
Die Insel war früher unbewohnt, aber jetzt leben dort Menschen.
The island used to be uninhabited, but now people live there.
Here, 'unbewohnt' (a similar form) illustrates the state of the noun 'Insel' as being devoid of inhabitants in the past.
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