utelämmnades

utelämmnades is the passive past tense plural form of the Swedish verb "utelämna." The verb "utelämna" translates to "to omit," "to leave out," or "to exclude" in English. Therefore, "utelämmnades" signifies that "they were omitted," "they were left out," or "they were excluded." This grammatical form would be used when discussing a group of people, objects, or information that were intentionally or unintentionally left unmentioned or absent from a particular context. For example, in a sentence like "Dokumenten utelämmnades från rapporten," it means "The documents were omitted from the report." The subject of the sentence is plural and has been subjected to the action of being left out. Understanding "utelämmnades" requires knowledge of Swedish verb conjugation, specifically the formation of the passive voice in the past tense for plural subjects. It's a common construction used in various written and spoken contexts to describe a state of exclusion or non-inclusion.