informeret

Informer et is a Danish term formed from the verb informere, meaning to inform. As a past participle, informeret also functions as an adjective meaning "informed." It is used to describe someone who has received information or been apprised of a matter.

Etymology and usage context indicate that informeret derives from informere and reflects the standard Danish pattern for past participles used as adjectives. In practical use, it appears in both predicative and attributive positions. For example: "Jeg er blevet informeret om beslutningen" (I have been informed about the decision) and "En informeret borger vil sandsynligvis handle ansvarligt" (An informed citizen is likely to act responsibly). When describing multiple subjects, the attributive form typically inflects to align with number, as in "informerede borgere" for plural.

Form and inflection notes: informeret is the base form used for singular indefinite nouns. In plural contexts, the attributive form commonly becomes informerede, while the past participle remains informeret in the singular. The word is widely used in formal and semi-formal Danish, including journalism, administration, and everyday discourse, to convey that information has been received or that someone has knowledge of a topic.

See also: informere, informer, informerande (less common in Danish; related terms in other Scandinavian languages).