wiederherstellbaren

Wiederherstellbaren is an inflected form of the German adjective wiederherstellbar, meaning recoverable or restorable. It describes things that can be brought back to a functional or usable state after damage, loss, or failure. The base adjective wiederherstellbar is formed from wiederherstellen (to restore) plus the suffix -bar, indicating capability.

The form wiederherstellbaren appears in different grammatical cases and numbers. For example, die wiederherstellbaren Daten (plural nominative) or mit den wiederherstellbaren Daten (plural dative). In the singular neuter it appears as wiederherstellbares System (nominative/accusative); possessive or other cases switch endings accordingly. The usage is common in technical, data protection, and recovery contexts, where objects such as files, backups, systems, or processes are described as restorable if they can be recovered to a usable state.

Common contexts and implications

- In computing and data management, wiederherstellbaren Daten or wiederherstellbare Backups denote data or backups that can be restored after an incident.

- In engineering or maintenance, a wiederherstellbares System refers to equipment that can be repaired or restored to operation.

- The term is often contrasted with irreversibledamages or non-recoverable states, and it relates closely to the noun Wiederherstellung (restoration) and the noun Wiederherstellbarkeit (recoverability).

See also

- Wiederherstellung

- Wiederherstellbarkeit

- Recovery in English-language technical literature

Notes

- Wiederherstellbaren is not used as a standalone noun; it is the declined form of the adjective used to modify a noun in context.