Fremvises

Fremvises is the Danish verb form meaning to display, exhibit, or present something to someone. It is used when something is shown publicly or made visible, such as goods in a shop window, artworks in a gallery, or information presented to an authority.

The word stems from frem- meaning forward or forth, combined with vise meaning to show. The related noun fremvisning refers to the act of showing or a viewing, for example a house viewing or a display of items.

Fremvises is commonly used in several contexts. In retail, goods are fremvises to customers or in displays. In museums and galleries, exhibitions are described as fremvises for visitors. In administrative or official language, people may be asked to fremvise documentation or proof of identity. The term is used in both everyday and formal Danish, and is understandable in related Scandinavian languages with similar meanings.

Grammatical notes: fremvises is the present tense form used in passive or impersonal constructions. The active present tense is fremviser, and the past tense is fremviste, with the past participle fremvist. The related noun fremvisning denotes a viewing or demonstration.

See also: fremvisning, vise.