integreres

Integreres is the present passive form of the verb integrere in Norwegian and Danish, meaning to be integrated or to be incorporated into a larger whole. It is used to describe a process in which a component, system, group, or concept becomes part of a larger structure or framework. The form is common in formal and technical writing, policy texts, and descriptions of processes.

Etymology and form: Integrere derives from the Latin integer, via the French intégre or English integrate, with the same root found in many European languages. In Norwegian and Danish, the present passive is formed by adding the suffix -es, yielding integreres, which can be used with any subject depending on number.

Usage and contexts: In technology and industry, one might say Systemet integreres med eksisterende infrastruktur to indicate that the system is being connected to or made to work with existing infrastructure. In social policy, innvandrere integreres i samfunnet describes the process of immigrants becoming part of the broader society. In organizational contexts, modules or components are described as integreres into a larger software or operational environment. In mathematical or academic contexts, the verb integrere exists for the act of integration in calculus, though the passive form integreres is less common in that field.

Notes: Integreres is a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. Its exact nuance depends on context and subject. Related ideas include integration, interoperability, and assimilation. The corresponding Swedish form is integreras, which reflects a similar meaning in that language.