Uppsamlad

Uppsamlad is a Swedish adjective formed from the verb uppsamla, meaning to collect, compile, or assemble from multiple sources. The prefix upp- emphasizes gathering or bringing together, and the term is used to describe information, data, documents, or other material that has been gathered into a single set or repository. Uppsamlad implies a more deliberate or comprehensive collection than merely samlad.

In usage, uppsamlad is common in technical, academic, and archival contexts. Phrases include uppsamlad information, uppsamlad data, uppsamlad dokumentation, or uppsamlade uppgifter. The form agrees with the noun: uppsamlad information (singular), uppsamlade uppgifter (plural). In contrast to samlad, which can indicate that items are gathered, uppsamlad stresses the process of aggregation from multiple sources.

In practice, uppsamlad data is often produced during systematic reviews, meta-analyses, or archival projects, where multiple records are consolidated. It also appears in journalism and policy reporting to describe datasets compiled from various official sources, surveys, or field notes.

Related terms include samla, insamla, and datainsamling; and uppsamling as the act of assembling. The term is primarily used in Swedish-language contexts and may appear in both formal writing and technical documentation.