Oavgjord

Oavgjord is a Swedish adjective meaning "not decided", "undetermined" or, in the context of competition, "a draw" or "tied". It is formed from the negative prefix o- plus the past participle avgjord (from the verb avgöra, "to decide"), and is used broadly in everyday language, law, politics and sports.

Grammatical forms follow standard Swedish adjective inflection: oavgjord for common gender singular, oavgjort for neuter singular, and oavgjorda for plural and definite forms. As a predicate adjective it frequently appears in sentences such as "Frågan är fortfarande oavgjord" ("The question is still undecided") or "Matchen slutade oavgjort" ("The match ended in a draw").

In sports reporting and statistics, oavgjort (often used as a noun) denotes a match without a winner and is recorded alongside wins and losses. In legal and political contexts the term describes outcomes, decisions or processes that have not reached a conclusion, for example unresolved cases, deadlocked votes, or stalemates in negotiations.

Related Swedish terms include oavgjort (used as noun), avgjord (decided) and oavgjordhet (the state of being undecided). Translations into English commonly include undecided, unresolved, drawn, tied, or inconclusive, depending on context.