nietzwangere

Nietzwangere is a term that appears to denote the state of not being pregnant. In standard Dutch, pregnancy status is normally expressed as niet zwanger, a two-word phrase. The single-word form nietzwangere is not common in formal writing and is not widely attested in dictionaries or linguistic references. When it does appear, it is typically in contexts with nonstandard spelling, typographical shortcuts, or field constraints in data entry.

Linguistically, the construction would combine the negation niet with the adjective related to pregnancy, zwanger. Dutch normally places the negation before the adjective in two words (niet zwanger). The hypothetical compound nietzwangere does not align with common Dutch orthography or morphology, and its use is not considered standard. As a result, it is best treated as nonstandard or context-specific rather than a general or normative form.

Usage and notes: For clear and correct Dutch, one should use either niet zwanger in ordinary prose, or rephrase to convey the idea more explicitly (for example, stating that a person is not pregnant). If you encounter nietzwangere in a dataset, document it as a nonstandard label and prefer standard Dutch in publication or communication. The term is not widely recognized in reference works and should be used with caution to avoid ambiguity.

See also:

- Zwanger

- Zwangerschap

- Dutch language orthography

- Pregnancy status in medical or demographic contexts