nedlastbare

Nedlastbare is a Norwegian adjective meaning "downloadable." It is used to describe digital content that can be transferred from a server to a user’s device over the internet. The term appears in catalogs, software repositories, and web interfaces to indicate that a file or asset can be retrieved by downloading.

Etymology and form: the word is built from the prefix ned- (down), the stem last (load/transfer), and the suffix -bar (capable of). It is analogous to the English word downloadable. In Norwegian, nedlastbare is commonly used for plural nouns or as a predicative adjective; the singular form is often nedlastbar.

Usage and examples: common sentences include "Dette er en nedlastbar fil" (This is a downloadable file) or "Nedlastbare filer er tilgjengelige i katalogen" (Downloadable files are available in the directory). In user interfaces, labels may appear as nedlastbar on a singular item or nedlastbare for multiple items, depending on grammatical context.

See also: nedlasting (download), nedlastbarhet (downloadability), and related terms such as nedlastbar fil or other file-related labels in digital media and software distribution. Equivalents in other Nordic languages include Swedish nedladdbar and Danish nedladdelig.