foreslåede

Foreslåede is the Danish adjective form meaning “proposed” or “suggested,” used to describe plural nouns. It is the past participle of the verb foreslå, and when used attributively it agrees with the noun in number and definite form. With plural nouns it takes the ending -ede, as in de foreslåede ændringer or de foreslåede planer.

The singular form is foreslået (for indefinite or definite singular), as in et foreslået forslag or det foreslåede forslag. The word is common in formal writing, including government reports, legislative texts, and project proposals, where it signals that an item has been proposed and may require examination or approval.

Etymology and usage notes: Foreslåede derives from foreslå meaning “to propose”; the -ede form is the past participle used as an adjective. Related terms include foreslå (to propose) and forslag (a proposal). In practice, writers distinguish singular foreslået from plural foreslåede depending on the noun, and use the form that matches number and definiteness. The term is routinely found in official Danish documentation, policy papers, and consultation documents to present items that are under consideration rather than finalized.