præciserede

Præciserede is the simple past tense form of the Danish verb præcisere, which means to clarify, specify, or make something precise. The verb is built from the adjective præcis (precise) with the common Danish verb suffix -ere, giving the infinitive præcisere. The past tense ending -ede yields præciserede, while the past participle is præciseret. In compound tenses, such as the perfect, the verb appears with haben or have as in har præciseret (has clarified).

Etymology and usage notes: Præcisere is a Danish verb derived from the concept of making information exact or unambiguous. It shares cognates with related forms in other Scandinavian languages and traces its sense to the idea of increasing precision. Præciserede, being the past tense, is used to describe a completed action of clarification or specification in the past.

Context and examples: The term is common in formal, technical, and administrative writing, as well as in reporting and discussions where details are clarified. Examples: “Lægen præciserede doseringen.” “Kommunen præciserede vilkårene i brevet.” In everyday speech, it can appear in past-tense statements about how instructions or criteria were clarified.

Grammatical overview: Infinitive – præcisere; present – præciserer; past – præciserede; past participle – præciseret. In perfect constructions one would say, for example, “har præciseret.”