geprint

Geprint is a Dutch term meaning printed. It is the past participle of the verb printen and functions as an adjective or as part of a passive or perfect construction to indicate that something has been produced by printing. In everyday Dutch it is used to describe physical printed matter as well as digitally prepared materials that have been printed, such as documents, images, brochures, labels, or packaging.

The word geprint is formed with the prefix ge- attached to the verb printen. Printen itself is a loanword from English print, reflecting the historical development of printing and publishing in Dutch. The form geprint is now common across formal and informal contexts.

In practice, you may encounter phrases like een geprint document or de geprinte materialen in offices, marketing, and production contexts. In digital-to-physical workflows, the term helps distinguish between the original digital file and the version that has been produced by a printing process.

See also: printen, drukwerk, drukkerij, afdruk.