pluraliserade

Pluraliserade is a Swedish term used to describe something that has been made plural, typically by applying the plural form to a word. In linguistic and editorial contexts it most often functions as the past participle of the verb pluralisera, which means to pluralize or to form a plural.

Etymology and morphology: The verb pluralisera is built from the noun pluralis (plural) with the common verb-forming suffix -era. The past participle follows regular Swedish inflection: pluraliserad for singular references and pluraliserade for plural references, with agreement to the noun it modifies. In practice, you can see examples such as ett pluraliserat ord (a singular pluralized word) and pluraliserade ord (pluralized words).

Usage: The form pluraliserad/pluraliserade is used as an adjective to indicate that a form has been changed to reflect plurality. It appears in linguistics, editing, and data labeling when describing words, forms or data entries that have been converted from singular to plural. The term is most common in Swedish-language technical writing and language description, rather than everyday prose.

See also: pluralisera, pluralisering, pluralform, grammatik.

Overall, pluraliserade serves as a precise way to refer to the outcome of applying pluralization to a word or set of words, and it reflects standard Swedish patterns for adjectives derived from past participles.