deklarerede

Deklarerede is a Danish verb form that functions as the simple past tense of deklarere, meaning to declare or state something, often in an official or formal sense. The form is used to describe actions completed in the past, such as declaring information, statements, or goods to authorities. In addition to the past tense, the verb has present and participle forms: deklarerer (present) and deklareret (past participle).

Etymology and usage context: The Danish verb deklarere originates from the French déclarer (to declare) or the Latin declarare, adapted into Danish through subsequent linguistic influence. Deklarere is commonly used in official, administrative, legal, and journalistic contexts. In everyday Danish, more colloquial alternatives such as sige or forklare may be used for less formal declarations, while deklarere remains standard in formal writing and official procedures.

Grammar notes: Deklarere is a regular -ere verb. Conjugation in the present tense is deklarerer; the past tense is deklarerede; the past participle is deklareret. The passive voice is formed with auxiliary verbs and the past participle, as in blev deklareret (was declared) or er deklareret (has been declared).

Examples:

- Hun deklarerede sin indkomst til skattemyndighederne.

- Virksomheden deklarerede sine varer ved grænseovergangen.

Related terms include deklaration (a declaration) and erklære (to declare or state, often in a non-official sense). See also erklæring for a written declaration.