Nystartade

Nystartade is a Swedish adjective meaning newly started or newly established. It is used to describe things that have recently begun, such as companies, projects, associations, or other initiatives. In everyday language and in media, you will frequently see phrases like nystartade företag or nystartade projekt.

Grammatically, nystartade is the plural form of the adjective. The singular forms are nystartad (en-words) and nystartat (ett-words). It is typically used before a noun (attributive position), e.g., ett nystartat företag or nystartade projekt, and can also appear predicatively: Företaget är nystartat (neuter) or Företagen är nystartade (plural).

Usage and context: In Swedish statistics and journalism, "nystartade" is commonly used to discuss entrepreneurial activity and the early phase of startups or initiatives. The term conveys timing rather than quality, and does not by itself indicate success or failure. It often appears in reports, market analyses, and policy discussions about the startup ecosystem, small businesses, and public-sector projects.

Related terms include nyetablerad or nystartad, though usage varies by region and style. The concept is closely linked to entrepreneurship and innovation in Swedish language and discourse.