lysninger

Llysninger is not a recognized standalone term in standard Danish or Norwegian. In most texts it appears as a fragment or misspelling, most commonly as part of the word oplysninger, which means information or data. It can also be mistaken for lysninger, the Danish plural for forest clearings, though that form is distinct in meaning and spelling.

In Danish and Norwegian, the word for information is oplysning (singular) and oplysninger (plural). These terms are used in administrative forms, reports, journalism, and everyday language to refer to facts, data, or disclosures about something or someone. They can cover a wide range of information, from personal data in privacy notices to factual details in public documents.

If ljuding the term as lysninger, it would refer to clearings in a forest—the open areas created within wooded terrain. Lysninger is the correct plural form in that sense, and it has a specialized usage in geography, forestry, or land description, distinct from information-related meanings.

Etymologically, oplysninger derives from the verb oplyse, meaning to illuminate or disclose, with the noun-forming suffix -ning. The potential confusion with lysninger arises from a similar-looking spelling, but the two are unrelated in meaning and origin.

See also: oplysninger, oplysning, privacy notices, data protection, lysning, lysninger.