Prisgivende

Prisgivende is a Danish adjective used to describe something that provides or reveals a price. The word is formed from pris, meaning price, and givende, the present participle of give, and it follows the common Danish pattern of combining a noun with a present-participle adjective.

In practice, prisgivende can refer to information or practices that make pricing visible to consumers. This includes price lists, price tags, and public price disclosures. In regulatory or consumer-protection contexts, phrases such as prisgivende oplysninger (price-disclosing information) or en prisgivende praksis (a price-disclosing practice) may appear, although the term itself is relatively uncommon in everyday Danish.

Usage notes: Prisgivende is generally less common than synonyms like prisoplysninger (price information), prissætning (pricing), or pristransparent (price-transparent). It is more likely to be found in formal, regulatory, or corporate writing than in casual speech. When used, it emphasizes the aspect of price disclosure or the act of providing price information.

Etymology: From pris (price) + givende (giving, providing). The -ende form is a present participle used as an adjective.

See also: Prisoplysninger, Prissætning, Prisgennemsigtighed, Pristransparent.