niezmienione

Niezmienione is a Polish term used as an adjective and past participle meaning "not changed" or "unchanged." It is formed with the negation prefix nie- attached to the verb zmienić (to change). The form is used to describe things that have retained their previous state, value, or condition. It inflects for gender and number, with common forms including niezmieniony (masculine singular), niezmieniona (feminine singular), and niezmienione (neuter singular or plural), depending on the noun it describes.

In usage, niezmienione describes a stable state across various contexts. In everyday language it can refer to objects, data, or results that have not been altered. In computing and data management it is often used to indicate that a file, value, or dataset has not been modified since a given point in time. In science, law, and documentation, the term conveys that conditions, specifications, or records remain as they were originally established.

Examples illustrate its typical sense: "Stan systemu pozostaje niezmieniony po aktualizacji." ("The system state remains unchanged after the update.") "Te dane są niezmienione od zeszłego roku." ("These data have been unchanged since last year.") "Wyniki badań pozostają niezmienione." ("The study results remain unchanged.")

Related concepts include niezmienność (invariance, the property of remaining the same under certain operations) and synonyms such as stały, stabilny, or niezmienny, depending on context. Niezmienione is a practical term for describing continuity and consistency in state, value, or condition.