blokerer

Blokerer is the present tense form of the Danish verb blokere, meaning to block or obstruct. It is used to describe making passage, access, or a process unavailable or prevented from functioning.

Blokere is a regular -ere verb. The present tense form is blokkerer for all subjects (jeg blokkerer, du blokkerer, han blokkerer, vi blokkerer, I blokkerer, de blokkerer). The infinitive is at blokere. The past tense is blokkerede, and the past participle is blokeret. The verb can be used in active voice; passive constructions use a form of være and the participle, as in adgangen blev/bliver blokeret.

Usage context and significance:

Blokerer is widely used in everyday Danish to describe both physical and non-physical obstruction. In technology and digital contexts, it appears in discussions of access control, firewalls, and blocking websites or apps. In communication, it can refer to blocking a contact on a messaging platform. In physical spaces, it can denote barriers that prevent passage. In science and medicine, the verb appears in phrases such as receptorblokering or enzymblokering, describing the inhibition of a biological process.

Related terms include blokering (the act of blocking or an obstruction), blokade (blockade), and blokeret (blocked, as a past participle). The term integrates into standard Danish grammar and is commonly encountered in formal writing as well as everyday language.

See also: blokere, blokering, blokade, blokeret.