fullbokad

Fullbokad is a Swedish adjective meaning that all available capacity or slots have been reserved, i.e., that something is completely booked. It is commonly used about hotel rooms, restaurant tables, appointment times, events, or schedules that have no remaining openings. In everyday language, saying that a service is fullbokad signals that no new reservations can be accommodated at the moment.

The form of the adjective agrees with the noun it describes. Common variants include fullbokad (feminine singular), fullbokat (neuter singular), and fullbokade (plural). In practice, booking systems and menus may show status as fullbokad or fullbokat depending on the noun’s gender, while a group of dates or bookings would be described as fullbokade.

Etymology traces fullbokad to the components full (complete) and bokad (from boka, to book). Related terms include slutsåld (sold out) and upptagen (occupied or booked), which are used in slightly different contexts (for example, a concert that is slutsåld or a physician who is upptagen).

Examples of use: “Hotellet var fullbokad över helgen.” “Vi fick inte bord eftersom restaurangen varit fullbokad.” “Schemat är fullbokat denna vecka, så vi får boka om.” In digital systems, a status indicator often marks availability as fullbokad to reflect no remaining openings.