Lättförklarad

Lättförklarad is a Swedish adjective that translates to "easily explained," "straightforward," or "simple to understand" in English. It is used to describe something that is presented or understood without difficulty. The term implies a clarity of explanation or a lack of complexity that makes comprehension effortless.

The adjective is formed by combining the Swedish word "lätt," meaning "light" or "easy," with the past participle of the verb "förklara," which means "to explain." Thus, "lättförklarad" literally means "easily explained." It is often used in contexts where information, instructions, or concepts are intended to be accessible to a wide audience, regardless of their prior knowledge or expertise.

Examples of its usage might include describing a book as "lättförklarad" if it presents complex topics in a simplified manner, or referring to a set of instructions as "lättförklarad" if they are clear and concise. The opposite of "lättförklarad" would be something complex, convoluted, or difficult to grasp, which might be described as "svårförklarad" (difficult to explain) or "komplicerad" (complicated). The concept of being "lättförklarad" emphasizes the effectiveness of communication in making information readily available and understandable.