analyserbara

Analyserbara is a Swedish adjective meaning capable of being analyzed. It is formed from the verb analysera (to analyze) and the suffix -bar meaning “able to be.” The base form is analyserbar for singular and analyserbara for plural or when modifying a plural noun. In English-language texts the term is often translated as “analyzable,” but the Swedish term is widely used in academic writing.

Usage and scope: The term is used in research, statistics, data science, and philosophy to describe data, evidence, statements, or phenomena that can be subjected to systematic analysis. Analyserbara data are defined by clearly specified variables, measurable attributes, and accessible documentation that permit statistical, computational, or qualitative methods. The concept helps distinguish between elements that can be meaningfully studied and those that are inherently ambiguous or unverifiable.

Etymology and related terms: Analysera is borrowed from French analyser, which in turn traces to Greek roots in analysis. The suffix -bar is a productive Swedish formation meaning “able to.” The noun forms analyserbarhet or analysbarhet (analysability) are used to discuss the property in abstract terms. Related terms include analysability, data quality, and operationalization.

Examples: A dataset with explicit definitions and reliable measurements is analyserbar, whereas historical claims based on ambiguous sources are less analysbar without further verification. The concept is often invoked to assess the readiness of data for statistical modeling or qualitative coding.