exporterar

Exporterar is the third-person singular present tense of the Swedish verb exportera, meaning to export—sending goods or services from one country to another. It is commonly used in business, economics, journalism, and regulatory language to describe ongoing export activity. Example sentences include: "Företaget exporterar elektronik till Norge" and "Sverige exporterar bilar till flera länder."

Etymology and grammar: The verb exportera derives from Latin exportare, likely via French exporter, with ex- meaning out and portare meaning to carry. In Swedish, exportera is a regular -era verb. Principal forms include: infinitive exportera; present exporterar; past exporterade; supine/exporterats as the past participle; participle exporterat. The imperative form is exportera.

Usage notes: In practical use, exporterar describes current export activity. In regulatory and legal contexts, discussions often involve exportkontroll, licens för export, and related obligations. The verb frequently pairs with destinations, goods, or modes of transport, for example "exporterar till EU" or "exporterar via Göteborgs hamn." As a core economic verb, it intersects with terms such as international trade, supply chains, and foreign markets.

See also: importera; export (as a concept in global trade).