bemærkees

Bemærkes is a Danish word that translates to "noted" or "observed" in English. It is commonly used in formal contexts, such as official documents, reports, or meeting minutes, to indicate that a particular piece of information has been taken into consideration or acknowledged. The word can also be used in everyday language to mean "to notice" or "to remark upon" something.

In official settings, "bemærkes" serves as a signal that a point has been heard and will be acted upon or recorded. For instance, in a legal document, a statement followed by "bemærkes" implies that the court or relevant authority has registered the information. In business correspondence, it might be used to confirm receipt of a message or to acknowledge a suggestion.

As a verb, "at bemærke" means to observe, perceive, or comment on something. For example, one might "bemærke" a change in the weather or "bemærke" a particular detail in a painting. The past participle form, "bemærket," is often used in the passive voice, similar to its English counterparts "noted" or "remarked." The word carries a sense of careful attention and recognition.