formuleres

Formuleres is a Norwegian verb that marks the present passive form of formulere, meaning to formulate or to express in a precise, structured way. The word is used when describing the act or result of putting thoughts, arguments, proposals, or statements into formal wording. It is common in academic, administrative, and legal contexts, where exact wording matters. The emphasis in formuleres is on the process rather than the agent performing the action.

Usage examples: "Kravene formuleres klart i dokumentet." "Forslaget formuleres som følger."

Conjugation and related forms: infinitive formulere; present active formulerer; present passive formuleres; past active formulerte; past participle formulert. The noun formulering means the act or result of formulating; formuleringer is the plural. Related adjectives include formulert, meaning formulated.

Origin: The verb is derived from the Latin formula meaning a fixed form or rule, and it entered Norwegian through European languages as part of the development of formal and technical vocabulary.

Notes: Formuleres is standard Bokmål. The form is widely used in official or formal writing. It is related to but distinct from synonyms like uttrykke, which emphasize expressing content rather than the precision of wording.