konsoliderte

Konsoliderte is a Norwegian-language form derived from the verb konsolidere, commonly translated into English as "consolidated" or "consolidated (past)". It appears as a past-tense or past-participial form of the verb and is frequently used as an adjective in business, accounting and general contexts to describe the result of combining, strengthening or making something more cohesive.

Etymology traces back to Latin consolidare via international commercial and administrative vocabulary; similar forms occur in other European languages. In Norwegian usage, konsoliderte is often seen in phrases such as konsoliderte regnskap (consolidated financial statements), konsoliderte selskaper (consolidated companies) or in statements that describe organizations or activities that have been merged or strengthened.

Grammatically, the form may function as part of a verbal tense (e.g., de konsoliderte virksomhetene — they consolidated the operations) or as an attributive adjective modifying nouns. It is primarily used in formal and technical registers, including finance, corporate reporting, public administration and strategic planning. The term can also be applied more broadly to nonfinancial contexts to indicate stabilization or integration, for example in reference to consolidated positions, resources or data. Usage and exact inflection follow Norwegian grammatical conventions.