ændres

The Danish word "ændres" is the passive infinitive form of the verb "ændre," which translates to "to change" or "to alter" in English. When used, "ændres" signifies that something is being changed or is subject to change, rather than an active agent performing the change. For instance, a sentence like "Reglerne vil ændres" would mean "The rules will be changed." The emphasis is on the state of being altered or the process of alteration itself.

The word "ændres" is frequently encountered in contexts discussing policies, plans, procedures, or anything that is not static. It implies a process of modification, whether it be a minor adjustment or a significant transformation. Understanding "ændres" is key to comprehending passive constructions in Danish, where the focus shifts from the doer of an action to the action or the recipient of the action. Its usage reflects a common linguistic mechanism across many languages for expressing indirect or impersonal change.