projizierte

Projizierte is a German term derived from the verb projizieren, meaning to project. It functions as the simple past tense form (Präteritum) of the verb and, when used attributively, as the adjective meaning “projected.” In technical writing it commonly appears before nouns to denote results of a projection, for example projizierte Koordinaten (projected coordinates) or projizierte Punkte (projected points).

In mathematics, computer graphics, cartography and related fields, projection refers to mapping elements from one space to another, such as converting three-dimensional data into a two-dimensional representation. The phrase projizierte Koordinaten specifies the coordinates after this projection has been applied. The term emphasizes the state or property of being projected, rather than the projection process itself.

Usage and translation: the English equivalent of projizierte in these contexts is “projected.” The form highlights a post-projection condition in a description or result rather than the action of projecting itself. While not a technical concept on its own, projizierte is a common descriptive element in German-language texts dealing with projection methods and their outcomes.

See also: projizieren, Projektion, Projektion (Geometrie), Projizierung.