Tilføyes

"Tilføyes" is a Danish verb meaning "to add" or "to include." It is commonly used in both spoken and written Danish to describe the action of incorporating something new into an existing set, collection, or situation. The verb is part of the regular weak verb conjugations in Danish, meaning its past tense and past participle forms follow predictable patterns.

The verb "tilføyes" is primarily used in the passive voice, as the active form "tilføje" (to add) is more frequently encountered. For example, "Der tilføyes en ny funktion" translates to "A new feature will be added." The passive construction emphasizes the result of the action rather than the doer, which is often the focus in Danish communication.

In everyday language, "tilføyes" can appear in various contexts, such as software updates, lists, or discussions where additional elements are being introduced. It is also used in formal and technical writing, such as instructions, manuals, or scientific documentation, to describe modifications or expansions.

The verb conjugates as follows in the present tense passive: *tilføyes, tilføyes, tilføyes, tilføyes, tilføyes, tilføyes, tilføyes*. The past tense passive form is *tilføyedes*, and the past participle is *tilføjet*, which is used in perfect tenses and passive constructions like "Der er blevet tilføjet en ny side," meaning "A new page has been added."

While "tilføyes" is less common than its active counterpart, it serves a clear purpose in Danish grammar by providing a way to describe actions where the focus is on the outcome rather than the agent performing the action. Understanding its usage helps in accurately conveying nuances in meaning, particularly in contexts where passive constructions are preferred.