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aufgeführt
listed
Named or recorded in a list, directory, or text.
example
Alle Zutaten für das Rezept sind auf der Webseite aufgeführt.
All the ingredients for the recipe are listed on the website.
aufgeführt
listed / performed
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Usage tips
Participle of 'aufführen'
'Aufgeführt' (listed / performed) is the past participle of the separable verb 'aufführen' (to list / to perform). It is therefore often used in passive sentences or in the perfect tense to describe a completed action.
EXAMPLE
Die Namen der Sponsoren werden am Ende des Programms aufgeführt.
The names of the sponsors are listed at the end of the program.
Sentence structure
You can use 'aufgeführt' (listed / performed) as an adjective directly before a noun, or with the verb 'sein' (to be) at the end of a clause.
EXAMPLE
Die aufgeführten Kosten übersteigen unser Budget.
The listed costs exceed our budget.
Context clue
The context makes the meaning clear: If it is about lists, texts, or data, 'aufgeführt' (listed / performed) means something like 'genannt' (named). If it is about a stage, theater, or music, it means 'dargeboten' (presented/performed).
EXAMPLE
Alle wichtigen Termine sind im Kalender aufgeführt.
All important dates are listed in the calendar.
Compare with
aufgeführt vs genannt
mentioned / called
'genannt' and 'aufgeführt' can both mean that something appears in a text. 'genannt' is more general: a person, a name, or a thing was mentioned or has this name. 'aufgeführt' fits especially when something is in a list, table, overview, or directory. The words can be confused because a list naturally also names things. But if you want to show that something appears as an entry in an ordered list, 'aufgeführt' is more precise. If it is only about a mentioned person or designation, 'genannt' is more natural.
aufgeführt
Alle Teilnehmer sind auf der Liste aufgeführt.
All participants are listed on the list.
genannt
In der E-Mail ist der genannte Treffpunkt gut beschrieben.
The meeting point mentioned in the email is well described.
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