unbearbeitete

Unbearbeitete is a declined form of the German adjective bearing the meaning not processed or not edited. The base adjective is unbea rbeit et, formed with the negating prefix un- attached to bearbeitet (edited, processed). It is used to describe objects that have not undergone subsequent modification or refinement.

In standard usage, bearbeitete and its inflected forms appear before nouns. Examples include die unbearbeitete Datei (the unedited file), unbea rbeitete Fotos (unedited photos), or unbearbeitete Rohdaten (raw data). The form unbearbeitete is the feminine singular nominative or accusative ending after a definite or indefinite determiner, as well as the plural nominative/accusative in many declensions. The exact ending can vary with determiner and noun gender, but unbearbeitete commonly appears in contexts describing multiple items or feminine singular items.

Common contexts for the term span media, publishing, and data processing. It is used to distinguish original material from material that has been revised, refined, or manipulated. In journalism, film, and photography, unat edited material is often labeled to indicate provenance and to mark the stage prior to edits. In data management, unedited or unbearbeitete data refer to raw, unprocessed measurements or files.

Related terms include bearbeitet (edited), Bearbeitung (editing/processing), and Rohdaten (raw data). The English equivalents are unedited or unprocessed.