Validerede

Validerede is the simple past tense form of the Danish verb validere, meaning to validate, confirm, or verify the truth, accuracy, or legitimacy of something. It is used to describe actions completed in the past, such as checking data, certifying documents, or confirming procedures. The present tense form is validerer, and the past participle is valideret; the perfect tense is formed with har valideret (has validated).

Etymology and usage notes: validere comes from the same linguistic family as the French valider and the Latin validus, with Danish adaptation over time. In Danish, validerede appears in technical, administrative, and everyday contexts where verification or confirmation is performed. It is a transitive verb and typically takes a direct object, such as data, dokumenter, or processer.

Examples: He validerede oplysningerne, før han godkendte ansøgningen. Systemet validerede tallene og afslørede en afvigelse. De validerede certifikatet for at sikre dets gyldighed. In describing ongoing or completed verification, other forms are used, such as valideret (past participle) in compound tenses, or validering for the noun form “validation.”

See also: validering, the process of validation; valideret, the past participle; valideringstilstande, contexts of verification; and related verbs such as bekræfte and godkende, which cover similar notions of confirmation and approval.