replikerte

Replikerte is a Norwegian verb form. It is the past tense of the verb replikere, which means to replicate, reproduce, or copy. The term is used in a range of contexts where duplication or imitation is involved, including science, information technology, and cultural production.

In science, a study or experiment is described as replikerte when the same procedure and results have been obtained again in another setting, supporting reliability and validity. In information technology, data sets, databases, and services may be replikerte when their contents are copied to another system for backup or distribution. In cultural and media contexts, artworks, texts, or performances may be replikerte as part of producing reproductions or archival copies.

Origin and form: Replikerte derives from replikere, which in turn is linked to the noun replik (a replica). In Bokmål Norwegian, the -te ending marks the past tense for regular verbs, yielding replikerte as the standard simple past form. Spelling variations or related forms may appear in dialects or historical texts, with participles such as replisert or replikert used in different grammatical contexts.

See also: replication, data replication, clone, copy.