Afgører

"Afgører" is a Danish verb meaning "to decide" or "to determine." It is a strong verb in Danish, belonging to the group of verbs that undergo significant changes in their stem vowel when conjugated. The verb is commonly used in both spoken and written Danish to express the act of making a choice, reaching a conclusion, or settling an issue.

The present tense forms of "afgøre" include "afgør" (first and third person singular), "afgør" (second person singular), and "afgør" (first person plural), while the plural second person form is "afgør." The past tense is "afgjorde," and the past participle is "afgjort." For example, "Han afgør spørgsmålet" translates to "He decides the question," and "Spørgsmålet er afgjort" means "The question has been decided."

"Afgøre" can be used in various contexts, such as resolving disputes, determining outcomes, or making final choices. It often appears in phrases like "afgøre en kamp" (to decide a match) or "afgøre en sag" (to settle a case). The verb can also be used figuratively, as in "afgøre en persons skæbne" (to determine someone's fate).

In Danish grammar, "afgøre" follows the conjugation patterns typical of strong verbs, which means its conjugation does not follow the regular patterns seen with weak verbs. This verb is essential for expressing definitive actions or conclusions in Danish communication.