lagrar

Lagrar is the present tense form of the Swedish verb lagra, meaning to store, keep, or save something. It is used for both physical items and information, and appears in everyday speech as well as technical contexts such as computing and archiving. The verb is conjugated in the present tense as lagrar for all persons (jag lagrar, du lagrar, han/hon/den/det lagrar, vi lagrar, ni lagrar, de lagrar).

In usage, lagra covers a range of meanings from storing objects in a closet to saving data in a computer system. In computing, lagra is commonly used with data and files, with the related noun lagring meaning storage or archiving. The passive form lagras is used to express that something is being stored, as in data lagras in a database. The perfect tense is formed with har lagrat (has stored), and the preterite with lagrade (stored).

Common synonyms in Swedish include spara, which tends to focus more on saving or preserving in a broader sense, such as saving a file or conserving resources. Lagring as a noun refers specifically to the act or state of storage, while lagring som backup emphasizes archiving and data retention.

Examples: Jag lagrar bilderna på datorn. Datan lagras automatiskt i molnet. Han lagrade filerna innan han stängde programmet. These usages illustrate lagrar across everyday and technical contexts, from physical storage to digital data management. See also lagring, spara, and dataarkiv for related concepts.