omsatt

Omsatt is a Swedish adjective and past participle of the verb omsätta. It describes something that has been converted, transferred, implemented, or completed. The form is commonly used to indicate that a process or transaction has been carried out, rather than merely planned.

In finance and business, the noun omsättning is widely used to mean turnover or revenue for a company during a period. The related adjective omsatt can describe amounts or items that have already been transacted or settled. For example, ett omsatt belopp refers to money that has been moved through accounts, while den omsatta summan points to the portion of revenue that has been realized.

In broader economic or policy contexts, omsätta can mean to translate an intention into action or to convert resources into goods and services. Thus, a decision described as omsatt implies that it has been put into practice or implemented. The usage emphasizes completion and practical effect rather than intention alone.

Etymology and usage notes: omsatt is derived from om­sätta, with the prefix om- and the root sätta (to set or place). It is a common term in Swedish-language business and administrative writing, though its exact sense depends on context. In everyday speech it may appear less frequently than in formal reports, but it remains a standard way to signal that a change, transaction, or implementation has occurred.

See also: omsättning (turnover, revenue), omsätta (to convert, to implement).