adresseras

Adresseras is a Swedish verb form that functions as the present passive of the verb adressera, meaning to address or to direct something to someone or to a destination. In English, it is typically rendered as “is/are addressed” or “is/are directed to.” The form is commonly used in administrative, postal, and formal communication contexts, where letters, documents, or inquiries are said to be adresserade to a recipient or authority.

Usage and scope include both literal and figurative directing of content. Literally, one might say that a letter or parcel is adresserad to a particular person or department. Figuratively, questions, issues, or topics can be adresserade to a committee or official body for consideration. The construction can appear in passive sentences or in impersonal statements in official prose.

Grammar and conjugation notes: adressera is a regular Swedish verb. The present active form is adresserar (he/she/it addresses), while the present passive is adresseras (is addressed / are addressed). The past passive is adresserades (was/were addressed). The active past is adresserade, and the past participle is adresserat, used with have/has addressing-final constructions. The noun form for the concept of an address remains adress (address), and adressera-related terms appear in official or formal language.

Examples:

- Brevet adresserades till chefen. (The letter was addressed to the chief.)

- Frågan adresseras till nämnden. (The question is addressed to the committee.)

- Vi adresserar vår begäran till myndigheten. (We address our request to the authority.)