Tilvejebringe

Tilvejebringe is a Danish verb meaning to procure, provide, or make available something, typically after arranging, obtaining, or organizing it. The term is commonly used in formal or institutional contexts, such as government, business, and research, where an entity is responsible for ensuring that data, resources, or services are accessible to others.

Etymology: The word is a compound of til (to) and vejebringe (to bring forth, supply), with vejebringe derived from older forms meaning to provide or furnish. The construction emphasizes the act of bringing something into availability for use.

Usage: It is used for both tangible and intangible provisions, including data, funding, information, facilities, or support. Common collocations include tilvejebringe data (to provide data), tilvejebringe oplysninger, and tilvejebringe midler. The act often implies compliance with criteria or procedures to obtain or deliver the item.

Grammar: The infinitive is tilvejebringe. The present tense form for third-person singular is tilvejebringer. The past participle is tilvejebragt, used with have/has to form perfect tenses (har tilvejebragt). The noun form is tilvejebringelse, referring to the act or result of providing.

See also: related verbs such as skaffe (to obtain), levere (to deliver), sikre (to secure), and sørge for (to ensure). Tilvejebringe is typically found in formal, bureaucratic, or policy-related writing.