Görts

Görts is not a standard lexical entry in modern Swedish. It is most often encountered as a nonstandard spelling of the past participle gjorts, which is the correct form in passive perfect constructions of the verb göra (to do, to make). The form görts does not appear in standard Swedish inflection and is generally considered nonstandard or a typographical error in formal contexts.

In Swedish, the verb göra has several related forms that appear in different constructions:

- present tense: gör

- present passive: görs

- past tense: gjorde

- supine (infinitive form used after certain auxiliary verbs): gjort

- perfekt participle: gjort

- passive perfect participle: gjorts

The correct past passive participle, gjorts, is used with has/have or was/were in passive constructions, as in har gjorts or det gjorts. The spelling görts is not part of this standard paradigm and risks being misread as a misspelling.

Usage and guidance:

- If you encounter görts in a text, it is advisable to replace it with gjorts or, in some contexts, with gjort depending on the grammatical construction.

- In formal writing and standard dictionaries, gjorts is the recognized form; gjorts is the form that appears in most Swedish corpora and grammars for the passive perfect participle.

- The form görs remains the present passive, while other forms (gör, gjorde, gjort) belong to different tenses or participle categories.

Overall, görts should be considered nonstandard in contemporary Swedish and is not used as a separate, recognized word in standard references. See also: göra, gör, gjorde, gjort, gjorts.

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