fyldes

Fyldes is the present passive form of the Danish verb fylde, which means to fill. In Danish grammar, many verbs form the passive voice with the suffix -es, so fylde becomes fyldes in the present tense. This form translates to is filled or are filled in English and is used when the subject of the sentence is the entity receiving the action.

In use, fyldes appears in descriptions of processes, constructions, or states resulting from filling. For example, the sentence “Kassen fyldes med bøger” means “The box is filled with books.” The subject is the thing that ends up containing the contents, and the agent performing the filling is often implied or introduced by a prepositional phrase.

Notes on grammar and style: fyldes is not a noun or proper name; it is a verb form and is typically written in lowercase unless it starts a sentence. The -es passive form contrasts with the active voice (fylder) and with other passive constructions that use auxiliary verbs (for example, bliver fyldt).

Disambiguation: there is no widely known geographical place, organization, or other concept universally recognized under the name fyldes. If encountered as a proper noun, it is likely a misreading, a local name, or a creative designation rather than a standard encyclopedic term.