Innlastet

Innlastet is a Norwegian term used as an adjective to describe something that has been loaded into or transferred into another place or system. It functions as the past participle form of the verb phrase “å laste inn” and is used in contexts where items, data, or units have been placed into a container, vessel, software, or database.

Etymology and form: The word combines the prefix inn- (meaning inward or into) with the verb laste (to load). The resulting participial form innlastet is commonly used to indicate that loading has been completed, for example when goods have been loaded onto a ship or data has been loaded into memory or a system.

Contexts and usage: In logistics, innlastet describes goods that have been loaded onto a mode of transport or into storage. In information technology, it refers to data or files that have been imported or loaded into a program, database, or memory. The term can also appear in other technical fields where items are placed into a structure or system.

Examples:

- Varen ble innlastet på skipet i går. (The goods were loaded onto the ship yesterday.)

- Datasettene er innlastet i databasen. (The datasets are loaded into the database.)

- Først ble filene innlastet i programmet, deretter behandlet.

See also: laste, laste inn, innlasting, innlasting av data. While related terms exist in logistics and computing, innlastet is primarily used as a descriptive form indicating that loading has occurred.