Notifierad

Notifierad is a Swedish adjective formed from the verb notifiera, meaning to notify or inform. The word denotes a state in which a person, device, or organization has received a notification or alert. In everyday language it is used to say that someone has been informed or that an event has triggered a notification.

Grammar and inflection: Notifierad is the common gender singular form; notifierat is used with neuter nouns, and notifierade for plural or when used with plural nouns (notifierade personer, notifierade enheter). The term can function attributively (en notifierad användare) or predicatively (användaren är notifierad).

Contexts: In general communications, notifierad describes the outcome of an information-delivery process. In EU regulatory language the concept appears as Notified Body, which in Swedish is typically expressed as notifierat organ, referring to an organization designated to assess conformity of products under directives such as medical devices or construction products. The term does not itself imply any particular action beyond the fact that notification has occurred.

Related terms: Notifiera (to notify), notifiering (the act of notification), and notification status (notifieringsstatus) are common linguistic relatives used to describe stages and processes surrounding being notified. The word is largely limited to contexts where a formal or informal conveyance of information is involved.