Transmitterede

Transmitterede is a verb form used in Danish (and, less commonly, in Norwegian) that corresponds to the English "transmitted." It is the simple past tense of the verb transmittere, meaning to transmit, send, or broadcast information, data, or signals. The form appears in narrative and technical writing to describe actions completed in the past.

Etymology and form: The verb transmittere derives from Latin transmittĕre, via the French transmettre, and entered Scandinavian languages in the context of communications and technology. In Danish, transmitterede follows a regular past-tense pattern for a subset of verbs formed from a stem ending in -t or -tr- and is distinct from the past participle, which is transmitteret. In Norwegian Bokmål, the corresponding past tense is typically transmitterte.

Usage: Examples include "Han transmitterede signalet til basestationen i aftes" or "Kunden transmitterede data til serveren." The word is primarily found in formal or technical contexts; in everyday Danish, speakers may choose other constructions or, for Norwegian readers, the form transmitterte.

See also: cognate forms include transmitteret (past participle) and transmission; related terms include transmitter and transmitterstation.