Skemaet

Skemaet is a Danish term used to refer to a specific plan, schedule, or outline. Formed with the definite article -et, it translates literally as “the schema” or “the timetable.” The root skema denotes a structured plan or diagram, and the word is widely used in both everyday speech and formal writing.

In Danish, skemaet is the definite form of skema and indicates a particular instance of a plan. The word appears across several domains where a fixed arrangement or program is involved.

Usage contexts include education, where skemaet typically refers to a class timetable listing periods, subjects, rooms, and instructors for a school week. In business or public life, it may denote the program or agenda for a meeting, conference, or project timeline. In information technology and data management, skema (often in English as schema) describes the structure of data in databases, configurations, or data models; skemaet in this sense denotes the defined blueprint for organizing information.

Cultural and regional usage varies; Skemaet can be used as a title or name for local initiatives, programs, or artistic projects. Such uses are context-dependent and not tied to a single globally recognized entity by that name.

See also: Skema; Schema