rättats

Rättats is a Swedish verb form that functions as the past participle of the verb rätta, meaning to correct, amend, or rectify. It is used in passive constructions and in perfect tenses to indicate that corrections have been made to something. In active voice, the corresponding past tense is rättade, and the perfect active form is har rättat.

In standard usage, rättats appears in combination with auxiliary verbs such as har or hade to form perfect and pluperfect passive constructions: Felen har rättats (the errors have been corrected), or Rapporten hade rättats (the report had been corrected). The agent performing the correction is typically introduced with av, as in Felen har rättats av läraren. The participle rättats thus conveys a completed correction performed by an unspecified agent or by someone previously mentioned.

Rättningsrelaterade ord för att describe the process include rättning, rättelse, and rättare. Rättning or rättelse denotes the act or result of correcting, while rättare refers to the person who corrects. In educational and editorial contexts, rättningar and rättningar före publicering are common phrases. The term is part of a broader family of verbs dealing with verification and accuracy, often used in exams, proofreading, quality control, and publication workflows.

Examples: Felen i rapporten har rättats av redaktören. Provfrågor har rättats och rätta rättelser har kommunicerats. The use of rättats highlights that corrections are completed and the document is considered updated or accurate after review.