Möjliggjordt

Möjliggjordt is a Swedish past participle form of the verb möjliggöra, meaning “made possible” or “enabled.” It is used to indicate that something has been facilitated by actions, conditions, or decisions, and it often appears in formal or technical descriptions where a result is attributed to enabling circumstances.

In contemporary Swedish, the more common past participle of möjliggöra is möjliggjort, which appears in perfect tenses (har möjliggjort) and as a predicative or attributive adjective. The form möjliggjordt is far less common and is typically found in older texts or in very formal or regional usage. When describing something that has been made possible, many writers would prefer möjliggjort in modern Swedish. Depending on gender and number, related attributive forms such as möjliggjorda can be used for plural or certain noun genders.

Etymology: möjliggöra is a compound verb built from möjlig (possible) and göra (to do/make). The past participle reflects standard Swedish patterns for -göra verbs, yielding forms that convey a result of enabling action.

Use and nuance: Möjliggjordt emphasizes the result of enabling actions rather than the actions themselves. It is often employed in analyses of projects, policies, technologies, or strategies where a change in capability or access has been achieved.

See also: möjliggöra, möjliggjort, möjliggjorda.