emballerer

Emballerer is the Danish present tense form of the verb emballere, meaning to wrap or to package items. It is used to describe the action of wrapping goods, preparing objects for shipment, or creating gift wraps.

Etymology and usage notes: The verb emballere is borrowed from the French emballer, which also means to wrap. In Danish, the present tense form emballerer is used across persons (jeg emballerer, du emballerer, han emballerer, vi emballerer, I emballerer, de emballerer).

Conjugation: The infinitive is emballere. Present tense is emballerer. Past tense is emballerede, and the past participle is emballeret. The verb belongs to the regular conjugation pattern for Danish -ere verbs, so other forms follow the standard endings for tense and mood.

Usage examples: In logistics and retail, one often encounters statements such as “Vi emballerer varerne til forsendelse,” meaning “We wrap the goods for shipment.” In consumer contexts, “Hun emballerer gaver til arrangementet” translates to “She wraps gifts for the event.” The form emballerer is commonly used in such phrases to indicate ongoing or habitual wrapping action.

Related terms: The noun emballage refers to packaging or the act of packaging in Danish. The base verb emballere is the corresponding infinitive, while emballerer is the present tense form used in most everyday sentences.