ververst

Ververst is a Dutch term used primarily as the past participle of the verb verversen, meaning to refresh, renew, or replenish. As an adjective, ververst describes something that has been updated or brought up to date. The word is used across multiple contexts where updating, renewal, or replenishment has taken place, such as information technology, logistics, and pharmacy.

In computing and data management, verversen denotes actions that reload or update content. For example, de pagina is ververst means the page has been refreshed, and de gegevens zijn ververst indicates that the data have been updated. In logistics or retail, de voorraad is ververst is used to signal that stock has been replenished or refreshed to reflect current levels. In pharmaceutical settings, verversen can refer to renewing or refreshing a prescription or medical record, depending on local terminology and practice.

Etymology and usage notes: verversen is formed with the prefix ver- and the stem versen, and ververst is the standard past participle form used to describe completed updating or replenishment actions. The exact sense can vary by context, but the core idea remains updating something so that it is current or renewed.

See also: refresh, update, renew, replenish. Ververst is primarily found in Dutch-language texts, including technical, administrative, and everyday writing, where timely updates or replenishment are described.