Rekonfigurierte

Rekonfigurierte is a German term that functions as the past participle or attributive adjective of the verb rekonfigurieren, meaning reconfigured. It is used to describe objects, systems, or setups that have undergone a reconfiguration, often in technical, engineering, or IT contexts. Examples include rekonstraining? No, examples: ein rekonfiguriertes Server-Setup, rekonfigurierte Netzwerke or eine rekonfigurierte Benutzeroberfläche.

Etymology and usage: rekonfigurieren is formed from the prefix re- (again, anew) and konfigurieren (to configure). Konfigurieren itself comes from configuration concepts, with the noun Konfiguration and the verb originating in the broader family of terms derived from Latin configurare, via Germanic or Romance-language borrowings. The participle rekonfigurierte agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes, functioning as an adjective in sentences such as “das rekonfigurierte System” or “rekonfigurierte Einstellungen.”

In discourse, rekonfigurierte is common in technical documentation, manuals, and descriptions of changes to hardware, software, networks, or workflows. It denotes that a prior configuration has been replaced, adjusted, or optimized to meet new requirements or conditions. There is no widely recognized artwork, organization, or work titled “Rekonfigurierte” in major catalogs or databases as of the present; if used as a proper title, it would generally require disambiguation like any other potential work with a non-distinctive name.

See also: Rekonfiguration, Konfiguration, konfigurieren. English equivalent: reconfigured.

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