fuseert

Fuseert is the third-person singular present tense form of the Dutch verb fuseren, which means to fuse, merge, or combine. As a conjugated verb, fuseert is a standard grammatical element rather than a distinct concept.

The infinitive is fuseren, and the related noun fusie denotes a merger or fusion. The verb is used across contexts such as corporate reorganizations, municipal integrations, or chemical and materials processes where elements are joined. Example sentences include: 'Het bedrijf fuseert met haar grootste concurrent' and 'In dit proces fuseert het metaal op hoge temperatuur.'

Etymology: The Dutch fuseren is built from fusie (fusion/merger) with the -eren verb suffix. Related terms include fusie and fusieproces. The word shares roots with French fusion and English fusion, though pronunciation and usage differ by language.

In English-language contexts, fuseert would be translated as fuses (if the subject is singular) or by a passive construction. There is no widely recognized independent concept named Fuseert in standard references; it is primarily a grammatical form.