analyserede

Analyserede is the past tense form of the Danish verb analysere, meaning to analyze. It indicates that an analysis was carried out in the past and is used as the finite verb in past time. The infinitive is analysere; the present tense is analyserer; the past tense is analyserede; the past participle is analyseret. In sentences, analyserede describes a completed analysis, as in “Vi analyserede dataene” (We analyzed the data). In formal writing, this form is common in scientific, academic, and reporting contexts.

Usage notes: Danish distinguishes between analyserede (past tense) and analyseret (past participle used with have/er to form perfect or passive constructions), e.g., “Dataene er analyseret” (the data have been analyzed). The past tense form is used for narrative or reports of past activity.

Etymology and cognates: The verb is part of a broader family of analyse-based verbs found across Nordic languages and other European languages, with cognate forms in Norwegian and Swedish (analyserte/analyserade). The term ultimately derives from the international concept analyse, linked to Greek through Latin and French influences.

See also: analyse, analysere, analyse (noun).