Undladt

Undladt is a Danish term functioning as the past participle and adjective of the verb undlade, meaning to refrain from doing something or to omit. When used attributively, it describes information or actions that have been intentionally left out; when used predicatively with a copula, it can describe what the subject is in a given context, for example, afsnittet var undladt (the section was omitted). The word is common in formal, administrative, and legal writing, where precision about what was included or left out is important.

Usage notes: undladt conveys intentionality and is typically used in formal contexts to indicate deliberate omission rather than an oversight. The related noun undladelse denotes omission or abstention. Etymology: undladt is derived from undlade (to refrain, to omit), the past participle form used in descriptive or qualifying roles.

Examples:

- Rapporten indeholder et undladt afsnit om bivirkninger. (The report includes an omitted section about side effects.)

- Det undladte afsnit blev senere tilføjet. (The omitted section was added later.)

See also: undlade (to refrain/omit), undladelse (omission).