Signerede

Signerede is the Danish past tense form of the verb signere, meaning to sign. It corresponds to the English simple past “signed” and is used to describe that a person or party completed the act of signing at a point in the past. The related past participle is signeret, which is used with have/has to form the present perfect or with passive constructions, as in the contract is signed.

In usage, signerede appears in narrative or factual statements about past signing events. It can describe signings by individuals or groups and is common in contexts such as contracts, agreements, letters, and official documents. The present tense form is signer, while the present perfect is formed with har signeret (e.g., jeg har signeret), not signerede.

Examples:

- Jeg signerede kontrakten i går.

- Vi signerede alle dokumenterne i løbet af eftermiddagen.

- Kontrakten er signeret, så aftalen træder i kraft.

Notes:

- Signerede is not the same as signeret, the latter being the past participle used for perfect tenses and passive constructions (for example, Kontrakten er signeret).

- The form adheres to Danish spelling and conjugation patterns for regular -ere verbs in the past tense.

See also: signere, signatur, kontrakt, dokument.