indiceret

Indiceret is a Danish term that appears infrequently in modern usage. In most contemporary Danish texts, the standard past participles used are indikeret (to indicate) and indekseret (to index). Consequently, indiceret is often interpreted as a misspelling, a dialectal variant, or a vestige from older texts. When encountered, its meaning is not universally fixed and depends on context.

Etymology and usage

The form indiceret is not commonly listed as the standard past participle for indicate in Danish dictionaries. The typical standard forms are indikeret and indekseret. As a result, indiceret is usually seen as a nonstandard spelling, a typographical error, or as a historical/archaic variant in limited sources. In some editing or OCR contexts, indiceret may arise from misreading of indikeret or indekseret.

Potential senses and notes

If indiceret appears in a text, readers should consider whether the author intended indikeret (to indicate) or indekseret (to index). In rare cases, indiceret may be used as a neologism or a field-specific term, but such uses are not widespread and are not considered standard Danish. For clarity, editors and writers are generally advised to prefer the standard forms.

Examples

Uncommon but possible in historical or erroneous contexts: artiklen var indiceret i tabellen (more standard: artiklen var indikeret i tabellen). If indikeret or indekseret is intended, those forms should be used to ensure grammatical and lexical accuracy. See also: indikere, indikeret, indekseret, indeks.

See also

Indikere, Indikeret, Indekseret, Indeks.