Interagerede

Interagerede is a Danish verb form meaning “to have interacted” or “to have engaged in reciprocal action.” It is the simple past tense of the verb interagere, which denotes mutual action or response between people, groups, or systems. In ordinary usage, interagere covers social exchanges, communication, collaboration, and feedback between humans or between humans and devices.

Etymology and cognates: Interagere derives from Latin interagere (inter- meaning between and agere meaning to act). The word has cognates in other European languages, notably French interagir and English to interact. In Danish, interagere is the standard form, with interagerede as the past tense and interageret as the past participle used in compound tenses such as har interageret.

Conjugation and forms: Infinitive – interagere; present – interagerer (jeg interagerer); past – interagerede; supine (past participle for perfect tenses) – interageret. A present participle form, interagerende, can be used to describe an ongoing action.

Usage: The term is widely used in everyday Danish, literature, journalism, and technical writing. It applies to interactions among people, groups, or systems, including online communication, collaborative work, and human–computer interaction. The related noun interaktion refers to the general concept of interaction, while interaktiv describes something that supports or enables it.

Notes: Interagerede is the standard past tense form and can appear in narrative descriptions, reports, and explanations of past exchanges. The term is part of a broader vocabulary around social and technological interaction in Danish.