lagrer

Lagrer is a verb form used in Scandinavian languages, most notably Norwegian Bokmål and Danish, as the present tense of the verb lagre, meaning to store or to save. In Norwegian Nynorsk the present tense is lagrar. The infinitive lagre gives rise to related nouns such as lagring, meaning storage or saving.

Etymology and cognates: lagre derives from Old Norse lagra, meaning to lay away or store. The form lagrer in Bokmål and Danish reflects the typical present-tense ending in these languages, while lagrar in Nynorsk shows a related but distinct regional spelling.

Usage: Lagre means to store or save objects, data, or information. In computing, it is used for saving files or data, often in phrases like lagre filen or lagre data. In everyday usage, it can refer to storing goods, preserving records, or saving progress in a process. The noun lagring is commonly used to refer to the act or concept of storage or saving.

Examples:

- Norwegian Bokmål: Jeg lagrer filen på disken. (I save the file to the disk.)

- Norwegian Nynorsk: Eg lagrar fila på disken. (I store the file on the disk.)

- Danish: Jeg lagrer filen i mappen. (I save the file in the folder.)

See also: lagre (infinitive), lagring (storage), data lagring (data storage).