indgår

Indgår is a Danish verb form of indgå. It has two main senses: to enter into or conclude something, such as a contract or agreement, and to be part of or included in something, such as a plan or a program. The form indgår is the present tense, used for all grammatical persons.

In terms of tense and voice, the past tense of indgå is indgik, and the past participle is indgået. These forms are used with auxiliary verbs such as har or er, for example: Aftalen er indgået (the agreement has been entered into).

Indgå is most commonly used with contracts or agreements. Common constructions include en aftale indgås or vi indgår en aftale i dag, though more usual is vi har indgået en aftale (we have entered into an agreement). Indgå is also used with the preposition i to denote inclusion or participation: Det indgår i planen (this is part of the plan). In legal and administrative contexts, indgå frequently describes arrangements, memberships, or arrangements that have been created or formalized: kontrakten er indgået, de har indgået en aftale.

Etymology and form: indgå is a compound of ind- (in) and gå (to go), reflecting the sense of going into or entering. Over time, it developed a broader meaning to include entering into agreements or becoming part of something. The present form indgår is a regular present-tense form for this verb, with indgik as the simple past and indgået as the supine/past participle.