Notifierat

Notifierat is a Swedish verb form derived from the verb notifiera, used to indicate that a notification has been issued or completed. It appears primarily in formal and administrative contexts, such as official communications, procedures, and compliance documentation, where it is important to record that notification has taken place.

Etymology and morphology: Notifierat is formed from notifiera plus the commonly used supine participle ending -at, a pattern shared by many -a verbs in Swedish. In active voice, the form is seen in perfect tenses such as har notifierat (we have notified). In passive constructions, the corresponding participle is usually notifierats, as in kunderna har notifierats (the customers have been notified). Some grammars also recognize notifierad as an alternative participle in certain stylistic contexts.

Usage and meaning: The core meaning of notifierat is that the act of notifying has occurred. It functions in sentences that confirm or document that a party has been informed about a matter, obligation, or decision. For example, a sentence might read, “Vi har notifierat kunden om förseningarna,” meaning that the customer has been informed about the delays. The form can also appear in adjectival or nominalized uses in more technical writing, where it helps denote that a process involving notification has reached its completed stage.

Style and variants: Notifierat is most common in written, formal Swedish rather than everyday speech. Depending on the style guide or regional usage, writers may prefer alternative constructions such as har notifierat or har blivit notifierats in passive contexts. In practice, the exact choice between notifierat and related forms is guided by grammatical role (active vs. passive) and the desired tone.

See also: Notifiera, Notifieringssystem, Notifikation.