indlæste

Indlæste is a Danish verb form. It is the simple past tense of the verb indlæse, which means to load into memory, to input data into a computer system, or to read data into a program. The word is composed of the prefix ind- meaning into and læse meaning to read, producing the sense of reading data in or loading it.

Etymology and forms: The infinitive is indlæse. The present tense is indlæser, the simple past tense is indlæste, and the past participle is indlæst. In compound tenses, indlæste appears with have or had to indicate completed action, as in har indlæst (has loaded) or havde indlæst (had loaded). The word is primarily used in technical and computing contexts but can also appear in general discussions about handling data or files.

Usage: Indlæste is most common in discussions of software, databases, and data processing, where it describes the action of bringing external data into a program’s memory, loading a file, or importing information. It can describe both automatic processes and actions performed by a user or administrator. In passive constructions, you might encounter phrases like filen blev indlæst af programmet (the file was loaded by the program).

See also: Related terms include indlæse in its other tenses, as well as related data-handling verbs in Danish such as indlæsning (loading, reading in) and the opposite concept of reading data out of a system in other expressions.

In summary, indlæste is a past-tense form used to describe the action of loading or reading data into a system in Danish, most often in technical contexts.