modellerade

Modellerade is a Swedish term that functions mainly as the past tense form of the verb modellera, meaning to model or to create a model. It can also be used as an adjective in its participial form to describe something that has been produced as a model or according to a model. The core idea is a representation or surrogate used to analyze, design, or demonstrate something, often as a simplified or abstract version of reality.

In practice, modellerade objects and data appear across many fields. Engineers may modellera prototypes, architects may modellera building concepts, and scientists may modellera datasets or climate scenarios. The expression is common in technical writing, project documentation, and educational materials. For example: “Företaget modellerade en prototyp av bilen” or “Forskaren modellerade data i en statistisk modell.” In Swedish grammar, modellerade is the preterite form of modellera; the past participle used as an adjective is typically “modellerad” (singular) or “modellerade” (plural), depending on agreement.

Etymologically, the word derives from the noun modell (model) combined with the verb affix -era, forming modellera and its inflected forms. Related terms include modell, modellering, and modellera itself.

See also: Modellera, Modell, Modellering.