investerer

Investerer is the present tense form of the Danish verb investere, meaning to put money, time, or other resources into something with the expectation of return or strategic gain. The term is common in economics, business discourse, and everyday planning when describing how resources are allocated.

Grammatical notes: investere is a regular -ere verb. The present tense forms are: jeg investerer, du investerer, han/hun investerer, vi investerer, I investerer, de investerer. The past tense is investerede, and the perfect participle is investeret. The present participle is investerende, used to describe someone who is in the process of investing.

Usage and examples: Investerer is used across contexts, including finance, corporate strategy, and personal budgeting. Examples: Jeg investerer i aktier. Virksomheder investerer i forskning og udvikling. Vi investerer tid i projektet.

Common distinctions: Invest er ikke et synonym for investor; investere is the verb, while investor is a noun for a person who invests and investering is the noun for the act or result of investing. The terms are related but function differently in a sentence.

See also: investor (noun for a person who invests), investering (the noun investment), investere (the infinitive).