Omsätts

Omsätts is a Swedish verb form derived from omsätta. It is the present tense, third-person singular, and the passive voice of the verb. In its active sense, omsätta means to convert, to realize value, to turn over, or to translate into another form—such as goods into money or an idea into practice. The form omsätts occurs when the subject is the recipient of the action, for example: "Värdet omsätts snabbt" and "Tillgångarna omsätts i likvida medel."

In business and accounting, the noun omsättning denotes turnover or revenue in a specific period. The verb omsätta is used to describe generating revenue: "Företaget omsätter X kronor per år." The passive 'omsätts' can appear in analyses or descriptions of processes, for example: "Värdet omsätts av marknaden" or "Tillgångarna omsätts till likvida medel."

Other uses include the sense of putting something into practice or applying it in reality. In phrases like "omsätta i praktiken" or "omsätta en idé i verklighet," omsätta conveys translating plans, policies, or ideas into concrete actions or outcomes.

Etymology and related forms: omsätta comes from the prefix om- plus sätta (to set, place), with the sense of turning, applying, or transferring something from one state to another. The related noun omsättning specifically captures the idea of turnover, revenue, or the rate at which something is transformed or circulated.