markerede

Markerede is the past tense form of the Danish verb markere, meaning to mark, indicate, or designate. It is used to describe actions in the past in which someone placed a mark, highlighted something, or designated a position or category.

Conjugation and usage: markere is a regular verb. Infinitive: markere; present tense: markerer; past simple: markerede; past participle: markeret. Markerede is the simple past form, as in Jeg markerede grænsen (I marked the border). When forming the present perfect, a participle is used, for example Jeg har markeret feltet (I have marked the field).

Etymology and cognates: markere is a standard Danish verb derived from a common Germanic root related to marking or signs. It has cognates in other Scandinavian languages, such as markera in Swedish and markere in Norwegian, and is related to the English word mark. The sense covers both making a visible sign and indicating or designating something.

Usage notes: The verb commonly appears with direct objects, such as an object being marked or labeled, and with prepositional phrases that indicate what is being marked and how. In practical contexts, markerede appears in reports, instructions, forms, and proofreading or mapping tasks, for example “markerede felter” (marked fields) or “markerede ruten” (marked the route). It is part of everyday Danish usage and is widely understood in both formal and informal registers.