inkludert

Inkludert is a Norwegian past participle and adjective derived from the verb inkludere, meaning to include. It denotes that something is contained as part of a package, price, agreement, or set. The form is used in Bokmål and Nynorsk and is common in both written and spoken language. Etymologically, it comes from the verb inkludere, which ultimately derives from the Latin includere, meaning to enclose.

Grammatically, inkludert can function predicatively after a form of the verb være (er): for example, Prisen er inkludert. It can also appear in prepositional phrases such as inkludert i prisen (included in the price). Additionally, it can be used attributively in definite phrases: den inkluderte prisen, de inkluderte tjenestene. This flexibility makes inkludert a standard descriptor when conveying that certain components are part of a larger offering.

Common usage covers pricing, services, and contractual terms. Examples include: Prisen er inkludert. Måltidene er inkludert i prisen. Tilbudet inkluderer frakt og garanti. In everyday language, inkludert signals that an element is not optional but part of the whole package.

Related terms include inkludere (to include) and inkludering (inclusion). The concept is widely used across consumer communications, travel, retail, and service contracts, where clarity about what is or is not included helps set expectations for customers and clients.