udbydt

Udbydt is a Danish term that appears primarily in older texts and in dialectal usage. In contemporary Danish, the standard word for yield or output is udbytte, and udbydt is largely regarded as historical or variant spelling. The form is attested in 19th- and early 20th-century agricultural and economic writing, where it functioned as a noun describing the amount produced or extractable from a resource, such as crops, livestock, fish stocks, or energy production.

In usage, udbydt denotes the net yield after deductions for losses, spoilage, or processing, similar to yield in modern accounting. The concept is often discussed alongside inputs, costs, and efficiency, emphasizing the result of production.

Orthography has varied before Danish spelling reforms. Udbydt today is uncommon and most often appears in archival texts, dialect writings, or as a historical quotation marker rather than as current language. In modern Danish, udbytte is the standard term used in official statistics, business language, and everyday discourse.

See also: udbytte, yield, agricultural economics.