Mødepunkter

Mødepunkter is a term used in Danish and Norwegian to denote designated locations where people meet or gather, or more generally points in a process where collaboration occurs. The word combines møde or møte meaning "meeting" with punkt meaning "point." The Danish plural is mødepunkter and the Norwegian plural is mødepunkter; the singular forms are mødepunkt in Danish and mødepunkt in Norwegian.

Common uses include urban planning and transportation, where mødepunkter mark rendezvous locations near stations or along major routes for passengers and cyclists; event management, where organizers designate mødepunkter as check-in or assembly points; and project management or public safety, where they refer to spots for coordination meetings or safe assembly in emergencies. In digital or platform contexts, mødepunkter can denote virtual rendezvous points or designated chat or video meeting anchors.

Usage notes: The term is regional and more common in Danish-speaking or Norwegian-speaking contexts; it is not universally used in English-language documentation. It is often translated as "meeting point" or "rendezvous point," depending on context.

See also: meeting point, rendezvous point, hub, assembly point.