verifierats

Verifierats is the past passive participle of the Swedish verb verifiera, meaning to verify or confirm the accuracy, authenticity, or validity of something. In Swedish, verifierats indicates that a claim, document, or piece of data has been checked and found to be true or genuine, typically by an authority, process, or system. The form is used in passive constructions, for example uppgifterna har verifierats or dokumentet är verifierat/verifierats, and can appear in different tenses when combined with auxiliary verbs.

Common contexts include official documentation, administration, and compliance checks, where information has been cross-checked against source records or where identity, signatures, or licenses have been authenticated. In education and professional credentials, a degree or transcript may be described as verifierats by issuing bodies or credential-evaluation services. In research and data management, findings or data points may be described as verifierats after replication, cross-validation, or independent review. In digital services, automated or manual checks can lead to a status of verifierats on logs, audit trails, or user records.

The term is neutral and formal, common in written Swedish but less typical in casual speech. Its precise implications depend on the verifying authority and the standards applied. Verifierats is closely related to verifiera (to verify), verifiering (verification), and verifikation (verification or verification mark), and its use signals that a verification process has been completed.