reglerade

Reglerade is a Swedish word that serves as the past tense form of the verb reglera, meaning to regulate. In use, reglerade describes actions that have been regulated or entities that are subject to rules and oversight. The term appears frequently in legal, economic, and administrative writing.

Etymology and forms: The verb reglera is a Swedish cognate of the French réguler, from Latin regula, meaning rule or standard. Common related forms include reglerad (singular, “regulated” as an adjective), reglerat (supine), and reglerade (plural past tense or plural adjective: “regulated”).

Usage: Reglerade is used to indicate regulation by authorities, standards, or policies. It contrasts with uncontrolled contexts. Examples: “Reglerade marknader kräver övervakning.” “Myndigheterna reglerade industrin efter miljökrav.” “Reglerade arbetsvillkor ska följas av arbetsgivare.”

See also: reglering (regulation), reglera (to regulate), reglerad (regulated), regulated markets.