Termineringar

Termineringar is the Swedish plural noun for terminering, generally translated as termination or ending. The term is used across Swedish-language discourse to describe acts, events, or processes that bring something to an end or conclude a phase. Because termination is a broad concept, the exact meaning depends on context and field.

Etymology: Terminering originates from terminus, a Latin word for end, through French and into Swedish. The plural form termineringar is built with the standard Swedish noun plural suffix -ar.

Common usage: In legal and business contexts, termineringar describe the ending of contracts, leases, or services, often relating to a formal notice, a termination date, or conditions for ending. In information technology and computing, termination refers to stopping a running program, closing a network connection, or ending a process. In science and medicine, termineringar can denote the end of a procedure, treatment, or experimental sequence; in genetics, transcription termination is a specific biological process that stops RNA synthesis. The term is sometimes used more generally to indicate the conclusion of any planned activity or workflow.

See also: termination, ending, cessation. The plural form termineringar highlights multiple instances of endings across different contexts.