No. 4,694 in German
verurteilte
"Verurteilte" means "convicted person" or "someone who has been sentenced."
In a sentence
Er verurteilte die Entscheidung des Gerichts.
He condemned the court's decision.
Here, 'verurteilte' is the past tense (simple past) of the verb 'verurteilen', meaning to condemn or criticize something.
Der Richter verurteilte den Angeklagten zu zwei Jahren Haft.
The judge sentenced the defendant to two years in prison.
In this context, 'verurteilte' represents the legal act of sentencing someone, also derived from the verb 'verurteilen'.
Die verurteilte Person zeigte Reue.
The convicted person showed remorse.
Here, 'verurteilte' is used as a past participle adjective, describing someone who has been convicted in a legal sense.
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