Grupperes

Grupperes is a verb form used in Scandinavian languages to indicate that something is being grouped or classified by an external agent. It represents the present passive of the verb that means “to group.” The form is commonly encountered in technical, statistical, and data-processing contexts, where entities are organized into categories or clusters by a process, rule, or algorithm.

Linguistic notes

Grupperes is part of the passive voice in languages such as Norwegian and Danish, where the suffixes or constructions that mark passivity differ from active forms. In practice, the use of grupperes emphasizes the result of the grouping action rather than the doer. The active counterpart is a form of the verb “to group” or its equivalent in the respective language (for example, gruppera/gruppere in various dialects). Spelling and usage can vary slightly between dialects and orthographic standards.

Usage and examples

In data analysis and information organization, grupperes is used to describe the state of data after an automatic or manual grouping process. Example: The data are grupperes by size and function. In English-style terminology, this corresponds to “the data are grouped by size.” In Norwegian contexts, one might also see the active form in similar sentences, depending on stylistic and regional conventions.

See also

Grouping, clustering analysis, categorization, data classification, passive voice, Scandinavian linguistics.