Reevaluiert

Reevaluiert is a nonstandard or infrequently used Dutch verb form that is generally considered a misspelling or nonstandard variant of reevalueert, the third-person singular present tense of reevalueren (to reevaluate). In standard Dutch, the present tense is spelled reevalueert; the past tense is reevalueerde, and the past participle is geëvalueerd. The form reevaluiert does occur in some texts, but reevaluiert is not recognized as an accepted standard form by mainstream dictionaries.

Etymology and morphology: reevalueren combines the prefix re- (again) with evalueren (to evaluate). The surface spelling reevaluiert suggests a misalignment with the conventional vowel pattern of evalueren, where the typical diphthong or vowel sequence is preserved as eu rather than ui. Such variants often arise from typographical mistakes, autocorrect corrections, or confusion due to multilingual influence (for example, interference from the English reevaluate or related Dutch spellings).

Usage and acceptance: Because reevaluiert is not part of standard Dutch orthography, it is generally viewed as an error in formal writing, editing, or publishing. It may appear occasionally in informal communication, social media, or OCR-processed texts where automatic character recognition introduces irregular spellings. Readers should prefer reevalueert in present tense contexts and reevalueerde in the past, with geëvalueerd as the past participle when following standard spelling rules.

See also: reevalueren, reevalueert, reevalueerde, geëvalueerd, evalueren, reevaluation.

Notes: This article describes a nonstandard form and does not imply official acceptance in recognized dictionaries.