validerte

Validerte is the simple past tense form of the Norwegian verb validere, meaning to validate, verify, or confirm the accuracy or legitimacy of something. It is used to describe actions completed in the past, such as confirming data entries, authorizing a process, or verifying a document.

Etymology and language context

The verb validere comes from the broader concept of validation, with roots in Latin and French through European linguistic influences. In Norwegian, validerte is part of the standard conjugation pattern for regular verbs in the past tense. The related noun validering denotes the act or process of validation. The present tense form is validerer, and the past participle is valideret, which is used with auxiliary har to form perfect tenses (for example, har valideret).

Usage

Validerte appears in both administrative and technical contexts, including data handling, software interfaces, quality assurance, and identity verification. Examples include phrases like "Vi validerte inndataene" (We validated the input data) or "Systemet validerte brukerenes tilgang" (The system validated the users’ access). The term is common in Norwegian documentation, logs, and communications that describe verification or approval activities.

See also

validation, verification, data validation, authentication, quality assurance, validering (the corresponding noun form)

Notes

While validerte is the standard simple past form, Norwegian also uses valideret as the past participle in compound tenses (har valideret), and regional or stylistic variations may occur in written and spoken language.