Uppfyllts

Uppfyllts is a Swedish past participle form of the verb uppfylla, used primarily in passive constructions to indicate that a requirement, condition, or goal has been satisfied. It commonly appears with auxiliary verbs such as har or har varit, for example: Kravet har uppfyllts or Målen var uppfyllda. The form signals a completed state relative to a specified standard or expectation.

Etymology and form: uppfyllts is built from uppfylla, meaning to fulfill or satisfy, with the prefix upp- and the past participle ending that marks a completed, passive, or perfective aspect. In Swedish, the past participle can be used in various tenses with auxiliary verbs or as an adjective, describing the fulfillment status of a noun phrase.

Usage and context: The term is common in legal, regulatory, and formal writing, contract language, and project reporting, where precise confirmation that conditions have been met is required. Examples include wording in regulations such as "Kravet har uppfyllts enligt överenskommelsen" and status updates like "Alla villkor uppfylldes" or "Målen uppfylts." In everyday speech, speakers may favor simpler constructions, but uppfyllts remains standard in official and technical contexts.

Related terms: The related verb uppfylla means to fulfill or satisfy; uppfyllelse refers to fulfillment or completion. Other forms include uppfyller (present), uppfyllde (past), and uppfyllt (neuter singular past participle used adjectivally in some contexts).

See also: uppfylla, uppfyllelse, svenska grammatiska former for past participles and passive constructions.