Transformerat

Transformerat is a Swedish past participle of the verb transformera, meaning to transform or to change the form, nature, or function of something. The form is rooted in Latin transformare and has entered Swedish through historical contact with French and English. In everyday usage, transformera covers a wide range of changes, from physical alteration to changes in data, systems, or concepts.

In grammar, transformerat is used in finite verb constructions to form perfect tenses, such as har transformerat (has transformed) or har transformerats (has been transformed). As an adjective, the participle can function attributively or predicatively, with gendered forms such as transformerad (common gender or feminine), transformerat (neuter), and transformerade (plural). For example: Den transformerade maskinen fungerar bättre. Data can also be described as transformerat, meaning it has been converted to another format or representation.

Usage tends to be common in science, technology, engineering, and data processing, but it appears in general discourse as well. In technical writing, transformerade eller transformerat data is routine phrasing when exporting or reformatting information. The term remains neutral and descriptive, with the emphasis on the result of a change rather than the process itself.

See also: transformera, transformer, transformation. The concept is widely applicable across disciplines, including manufacturing, computing, and research, wherever changes of form, structure, or representation are discussed.