statussen

Statussen is the Dutch plural of status, a noun that denotes the condition, position, or state of something at a given moment. In Dutch usage, status can refer to a wide range of meanings, from the health or legal standing of a person to the current condition of a device, process, or project. The term is used across disciplines to describe a functional or qualitative state rather than a particular value.

In information technology and software development, statuses indicate the current state of a component, service, or task (for example: online/offline, running/stopped, error, or completed). In project management and workflow systems, statuses such as planned, in-progress, completed, or on-hold help track progress and trigger rules or notifications. In social media and online platforms, a status refers to an update about what a user is doing or their current mood, while in administrative contexts status can describe eligibility or legal standing (resident, citizen, authorized). In data modeling, status fields are common as enumerations with a fixed set of allowed values.

Pronunciation and spelling follow Dutch conventions; the plural form is statussen. In some contexts, English loanforms such as statuses are encountered, particularly in technical documentation and among bilingual speakers.