inbrengt

Inbrengt is most commonly encountered as a form related to the Dutch verb inbrengen, which means to bring in, to introduce, or to contribute. In standard Dutch, the present-tense third-person singular is written as two words: hij/zij/het brengt in. The one-word form inbrengt is not considered correct in formal writing, though you may see it in informal contexts or as a misspelling.

The noun related to the verb is inbreng, meaning input, contribution, or the act of bringing something into a situation. In behavioral, financial, or organizational contexts, inbreng refers to what someone contributes, such as capital, ideas, or resources. Typical phrases include inbreng van kapitaal (capital contribution) and inbreng van tijd (input of time).

Conjugation and usage notes: the verb inbrengen is a separable verb, so in main clauses the prefix is separated from the stem. Examples: ik breng in, jij brengt in, hij brengt in, wij brengen in, jullie brengen in, zij brengen in. The past tense is bracht in (ik bracht in), and the past participle is ingebracht. The noun inbreng is used for the abstract act or amount contributed.

Common contexts: business and finance (capital or asset contributions), governance (stakeholdings or input by participants), and information processing (data or document input). In bookkeeping or corporate reporting, inbreng is often contrasted with opbrengst (yield or return) to describe what is contributed versus what is gained.

In summary, inbrengt as a single word is generally considered nonstandard; the correct present-tense form is two words, while inbreng covers the noun meaning of input or contribution. See also inbrengen and inbreng.