neîntrerupte

Neîntrerupte is the feminine plural form of the Romanian adjective neîntrerupt, meaning uninterrupted or continuous. It is used to describe things that proceed without interruption, such as workflows, processes, streams of information, or service provision. The term signals a lack of breaks or pauses and is often used in both everyday and technical language.

In technical and everyday Romanian, neîntrerupte appears in phrases such as alimentare neîntreruptă (uninterrupted power supply), progres neîntrerupt (continuous progress), flux de date neîntrerupt (uninterrupted data flow), and rute neîntrerupte (continuous routes). It connotes reliability, stability and continuity in time or sequence, and is frequently applied to systems, operations or transmissions that must function without interruption.

Grammar and etymology: neîntrerupte is formed from the prefix ne- added to the verb întrerupt (to interrupt). It agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. Thus neîntrerupte is feminine plural; the masculine plural is neîntrerupți and the feminine singular neîntreruptă.

See also: neîntrerupt, întrerupere, continuitate.