Fullbokat

Fullbokat is a term used in several Scandinavian languages to describe a schedule, venue, or event for which no additional reservations or tickets are available. When all time slots, seats, or capacity have been reserved, the event is said to be fullbokat. The term is commonly used in hospitality, event management, healthcare and public services where appointments are booked in advance, as well as in consumer services such as restaurants and travel agencies.

Etymology and forms: The word combines 'full' with a booking-related root derived from the verb 'to book' or the noun 'book' in the Scandinavian languages. Spelling and inflection vary by language: cognate forms include fullbokad, fullbooket, or similar, reflecting Norwegian, Danish, or Swedish morphology. The concept parallels the English phrase 'fully booked' or 'sold out' and is used in both formal and informal registers.

See also: fully booked, sold out, waitlist, reservation system.