planlagte

Planlagte is a Danish adjective meaning “planned” or “scheduled.” It comes from the verb planlægge (to plan) and is used to describe arrangements, events, or time frames that have already been prepared in advance. As a past participle used adjectivally, planlagte signals that planning has taken place.

In Danish grammar, the form of planlagte changes with number and definiteness. The singular indefinite form is et planlagt møde (a planned meeting). The plural indefinite form is planlagte møder (planned meetings). For the definite forms, the forms are det planlagte møde (the planned meeting) and de planlagte møder (the planned meetings). This pattern shows how the ending adapts to gender, number, and definiteness in Danish adjectives derived from past participles.

Usage of planlagte is common in everyday language, media, and business to indicate that something has already been arranged. For example, “De planlagte arrangementer blev flyttet til næste måned” translates to “The planned events were moved to next month.” Other typical phrases include “planlagte tidsrammer” (planned timeframes) and “planlagte begivenheder” (planned events).

Across Nordic languages, related forms appear with similar meanings. In Norwegian Bokmål the equivalent is planlagt (singular) and planlagte (plural), while Swedish uses planerad/planerade. These cognates reflect shared linguistic roots in the region and parallel usage for describing pre-arranged plans and schedules.

See also: planlægge, planlægning.