Implementeret

Implementeret is the past participle form of the verb implementere in Danish and corresponds to the Norwegian Bokmål form implementert. The word is a loanword from English, built from the verb to implement, and is used to indicate that something has been put into operation or made to function according to a plan.

In Danish, the verb forms include implementerer (present), implementerede (past simple), and har implementeret (present perfect). The past participle is commonly used in combination with have/has in perfect tenses, for example: Vi har implementeret ændringerne. Løsningen er implementeret. Beyond verb phrases, the participle can also appear in adjectival use to denote something that has been implemented, though the more common constructions are with the auxiliary verb.

In Norwegian Bokmål, the comparable forms are implementerer (present), implementerte or har implementert (present perfect). The standard past participle is implementert, used in perfect tenses like Vi har implementert endringene and Løsningen er implementert. Spelling reflects Norwegian orthography, with the -ert ending typical for past participles in Norwegian.

Usage notes: implementeret/implementert is common in technical, administrative, IT, and policy contexts, where it describes actions, changes, or systems that have been formally put into operation. While closely related to synonyms such as gjennomføre and innføre, implementere and its participle emphasize the completion of putting a plan into effect.

See also: implementere, implementering, implementasjon.