rearrangiert

Rearrangiert is the past participle of the German verb rearrangieren, and it functions as an adjective meaning “rearranged.” It describes something that has been reorganized, reordered, or otherwise altered in its arrangement. The term is commonly used in contexts such as layouts, lists, data, sequences, or organizational structures. For example: Ich habe die Liste rearrangiert (I rearranged the list) or Das Layout ist rearrangiert (The layout has been rearranged).

Etymology and formation come from the English verb rearrange, adapted in German with the typical -ieren suffix. The form rearrangiert appears in different grammatical roles: as a verb participle in compound tenses (ich habe rearrangiert) and as an attributive or predicative adjective (ein rearrangiertes Dokument, die rearrangierten Daten).

Usage and nuance: rearrangiert is a neutral, technical loanword and is most common in professional or technical writing, media production, software, and project work. In more formal or traditional German, speakers might prefer synonyms such as umsortieren, neu ordnen, or neu anordnen, depending on context. The participle agrees in gender and number when used attributively (das rearrangierte Layout, die rearrangierten Kapitel).

See also: rearranging (English), Umordnung, Neuordnung, Umstrukturierung, Layout, Edit. While widely understood in German-speaking contexts, rearrangieren remains somewhat specialized and may be replaced by more domain-specific terms when clarity is paramount.