färdigställts

Färdigställts is a Swedish verb form derived from färdigställa, meaning to complete or finish something. It denotes that a task, project, or deliverable has been brought to completion, often after a period of work or processing. The word is most commonly used in passive constructions and in perfect tenses, for example in reports and official communications.

Grammatically, färdigställts appears as the supine or past participle used in passive voice, typically with an auxiliary such as har (has) in phrases like har färdigställts. The form can also function as part of a larger passive predicate, for instance i bygget har färdigställts, meaning the construction has been completed. When used as an attributive adjective before a noun, the related forms färdigställt (neutrum) or färdigställd (en-ord) may be used, as in ett färdigställt projekt or en färdigställd byggnad.

Common contexts for färdigställts include construction and infrastructure projects, software development releases, policy or regulatory compliance processes, and other undertakings where a defined scope is reviewed, approved, and formally completed. The term carries a sense of finalization and delivery, distinguishing a completed state from ongoing or in-progress work.

Related terms include färdigställa (to complete), slutföra (to finalize or complete), and fullborda (to accomplish to completion). In practice, färdigställts conveys the result of a formal completion event and is widely used in reports, contracts, and project documentation.