Also means
situated
Usage Note
liegend is the present participle of liegen ('to lie'), used as an adjective for something lying down or located somewhere. It shows up in compounds describing position, such as tiefliegend ('deep-set') or naheliegend ('obvious', literally 'lying near').
Examples
"Das liegende Buch ist alt."
Natural Translation
The lying book is old.
Literal Translation
The lying book is old.
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