Enkelradiga

Enkelradiga is a Swedish adjective meaning “single-row” or “single-file.” It describes objects or arrangements that are organized in a single line. The term is composed from enkel (single, simple) and rad (row, line), with the common Swedish adjective ending -iga to indicate characteristic.

In usage, enkelradiga is applied to a variety of contexts where a one-row configuration is relevant. This can include technical settings such as machinery or components arranged along one line, as well as design or layout contexts where elements are placed in a single row, for example seating, displays, or plantings arranged in a solitary row. The base form of the adjective is enkelradig, with enkelradiga used in plural or certain noun phrases depending on Swedish grammar.

English translations of enkelradiga include “single-row,” “single-file,” or “in a single row,” depending on the context. The term is primarily used in Swedish language discussions of arrangement, design, and engineering, and is less common as a standalone term in non-Swedish contexts.

Notes on form: in Swedish, adjectives agree with the noun they modify. The base form is enkelradig, while enkelradiga is commonly seen before plural nouns. As a descriptive term, it appears across disciplines whenever a one-row configuration is noteworthy.