avslutad

Avslutad is a Swedish adjective derived from the verb avsluta, which means "to finish," "to conclude," or "to end." As a past participle, avslutad functions as a descriptive term indicating that an action or event has been completed. In Swedish, it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies: avslutad for feminine singular, avslutade for plural, and avslutat for neuter singular. The word is commonly used in everyday speech and written prose to denote finality or completion, such as in phrases like "projektet är avslutat" (the project is finished) or "avslutad kök" (a finished kitchen).

The linguistic roots of avsluta trace back to Old Norse, linking it to similar Scandinavian forms. In contemporary usage, avslutad appears in contexts ranging from formal business reports to casual conversations about personal accomplishments. It contrasts with related terms such as avslutande, which functions as a present participle meaning "concluding," and avslutningen, a noun referring to "the conclusion" or "the end."

Avslutad is also part of compound words like "avslutad projektfas" (completed project phase) and frequently precedes adjectives that characterise the state of completion, for example "avslutad assembly" in technical documentation. The term is recognized by language authorities and lexicons such as Svenska Akademiens ordlista, confirming its standard status in modern Swedish.