regenerera

Regenera is a Swedish verb meaning to regenerate, to restore something to its original state, or to renew it. It is used in everyday language as well as in scientific contexts to describe regrowth, renewal, or reconstruction. The word comes from Latin regenerare (re- meaning “again” + generare meaning “to create”), and it has cognates in many languages, such as English regenerate and German regenerieren.

In biology and medicine, regeneration refers to the regrowth of tissues, organs, or cells after damage or loss. It encompasses processes from cellular proliferation to tissue remodeling. Regenerative medicine is a field that seeks to restore function by using stem cells, biomaterials, and growth factors to stimulate the body’s own repair mechanisms. The Swedish verb regenera is therefore common in research reports, clinical contexts, and discussions about healing and tissue engineering.

Outside medicine, regenera is also used to describe ecological or urban processes that renew or rebuild systems after disturbance. For example, forest regeneration after fire, or efforts to regenerate neighborhoods through planning and investment. The term can also appear in technology or industry to describe the restoration of energy or materials, such as regenerating components or systems after wear.

Conjugation examples: Infinitiv regenera; Presens regenererar; Preteritum regenererade; Supinum regenererat. Imperativ regenera (you regenerate).