Replikerade

Replikerade is a Swedish verb form meaning to replicate or copy something. It is the simple past tense of the verb replikera. The word is used across domains to indicate that a copy or duplicate of an original has been produced, whether in a natural, technical, or experimental context. For example, researchers might say that they replikerade an experiment to verify the results.

In biology, replikerade can describe the duplication of genetic material or the replication of experimental findings. In information technology and data management, it is used to describe data or databases that have been replicated across servers to improve availability and fault tolerance. In the context of artifacts or media, it can refer to the production of copies or clones of objects, documents, or works of art.

Origin and related terms: The verb is derived from Latin replicare via French répliquer. In Swedish, related nouns include replik (a replica or a line of dialogue) and replikation (replication). The adjective form is replikerad (replicated). Related concepts include kopiera (to copy) and duplicera (to duplicate), which are commonly used in similar contexts but carry slightly different nuance.