realiserede

Realiserede is the simple past tense form of the Danish verb realisere, meaning to realize, carry out, or make real. In Danish, realisere is used when a plan, goal, or potential is turned into an actual outcome. The term is common in business, project management, and personal contexts where an intention is completed.

Etymology and related forms: The verb realisere is borrowed from French realiser (to realize), with roots in the Latin word realis meaning real. The past participle is realiseret, used with perfect tenses, while the noun form is realisering, referring to the realization or actualization of a goal or project. The form realiserede specifically marks the past tense in active constructions.

Grammar and usage: Realiserede is formed by adding -ede to the infinitive realisere to indicate a completed action in the past. It is used with a subject that performs the action and can appear in various contexts, such as "Vi realiserede planen i fjor" (We realized the plan last year) or "Jeg realiserede mine drømme" (I realized my dreams). In passive constructions, the past participle realiseret is common, as in "Planen blev realiseret" (The plan was realized).

Context and nuance: Realisere covers both practical execution and the broader notion of making something real, including financial or strategic outcomes. The related noun realisering emphasizes the process or result of realization, while realiseret as the participle marks completed action in compound tenses.

See also: Realisering; realisere; realiseret.