kommunisert

Kommunisert is the past participle of the Norwegian verb kommunisere, meaning to communicate. It is used to describe something that has been communicated and can function in perfect tense forms or as an adjective. In Bokmål and Nynorsk, the base verb is kommunisere; the present tense is kommuniserer, the past tense kommuniserte, and the past participle is kommunisert. It is a regular formation in Bokmål and follows standard Norwegian conjugation patterns for verbs of the same class. The participle is used with auxiliary verbs to form perfect tenses, for example jeg har kommunisert or meldingen har blitt kommunisert.

Etymology and related terms: kommunisere is a loanword that derives from the Latin communicare, meaning to share or make common. Through intermediate languages such as French and English, it became established in Norwegian. Related terms include kommunikasjons (in the sense of communication), kommunikasjonsfag (communication studies), and kommunikativ (relating to communication). These form a semantic field surrounding the act, process, and style of conveying information.

Usage and nuance: kommunisert is commonly used in formal, administrative, media, and academic contexts to indicate that information, messages, or ideas have been transmitted or conveyed. It can appear in passive constructions, such as budskapet ble kommunisert til publikum, or in perfect forms with har kommunisert. As a participle, it can also function attributively in phrases like et kommunisert budskap, though more common collocations emphasize the act of communication rather than a standalone attribute.