distribueret

Distribueret is a Danish term used as both a past participle and an adjective. It denotes that something has been distributed, allocated, or spread out. As a participle, it is formed from the verb distribuere (to distribute). As an adjective, it describes items or concepts that have been handed out or dispersed across recipients, locations, or parts of a system.

Etymology and form: Distribueret comes from the French distribuer, via Latin distributus, and entered Danish through shared European linguistic roots for “to distribute.” Grammatically, distribueret can modify a singular common- or neuter-gender noun (en distribution? or et distribueret materiale) and becomes distribuerede for plural forms (distribuerede varer). In passive constructions, the form often appears in phrases such as er distribueret (has been distributed) or var distribueret (was distributed).

Uses and contexts: The word appears in logistics, publishing, and computing. In logistics it describes goods that have already been handed out or delivered. In publishing or media, it can refer to materials that have been distributed to audiences or partners. In computing and information systems, distribueret is used to describe distributed architectures, databases, or services that operate across multiple nodes, as in a distribueret system or distribueret database.

Examples: Den distribuerede leverance ankom i går. Et distribueret netværk kræver synchronisering mellem noder. Distribueret materiale blev sendt til deltagerne før konferencen. These examples illustrate the adjectival and participial uses in ordinary Danish prose. Related terms include distribuere (to distribute), distribution (distribution), and distribueret som form.