Mottakeres

Mottakeres is not a standard Norwegian term. In most contexts it appears to be a misspelling or typographical variant of mottakere, which is the plural of mottaker (recipient, receiver). The standard forms in Norwegian are mottaker for singular, mottakere for plural, mottakerne for the definite plural, and mottakernes for the possessive plural.

Because mottakeres is not part of standard orthography, its meaning is not defined in authoritative dictionaries. If encountered in text, it is usually reasonable to assume a mistake unless the word is used as a coined name or brand. In such cases, capitalization would indicate a proper noun rather than a common noun.

Relevant usage of related terms spans several domains. In postal services, mottaker refers to the person who receives mail; in finance, the recipient of funds is a mottaker; in information technology and broadcasting, terms like receiver or mottaker are used to denote the entity that accepts data or signals. When writing, it is advisable to use mottaker or mottakere to avoid ambiguity.

If a text insists on the form mottakeres without clear justification, readers should consider the possibility of a typographical error or a dialectal/archaic variant that is not widely recognized in contemporary Norwegian. For clarity, prefer the standard inflected forms mottaker, mottakere, mottakerne, or mottakernes depending on number and grammatical case.

See also: mottaker, mottakere, mottakerne, mottakernes.