Raw (adjective)

1. Not cooked or processed; in its natural state.
2. Not refined or processed.
3. Not covered or treated with a protective coating.

Origin:

From middle english rawe, rau, from old english rāw ("raw"), from proto-germanic *rēwaz ("raw"), from proto-indo-european *h₁róh₂wós ("raw").

Examples:

1. The steak was served raw.
2. The vegetables were eaten raw.
3. The wood was raw and unfinished.
4. The wound was raw and painful.
5. The data was raw and unanalyzed.