dödsårdödsåret

dödsårdödsåret is a Swedish term that translates to "death year" or "year of death" in English. It is often used in historical records, genealogical research, and other contexts where the specific year of a person's death is important. This term is particularly relevant in Scandinavian countries where parish records and other historical documents frequently contain this information.

When researching ancestors or historical figures in Sweden, encountering dödsåret is common. It helps establish timelines, confirm life spans, and connect individuals to specific historical events. Genealogists rely on this data to build family trees and understand lineage. In official documents, such as death certificates or property records, the dödsåret is a crucial piece of information for legal and administrative purposes.

The term itself is straightforward: "död" means death, and "året" means the year. Together, they precisely denote the year in which an event, typically a death, occurred. While the concept is universal, the specific Swedish term dödsåret is a common identifier for this data point within Swedish historical and administrative contexts.