muliggjøres

Muliggjøres is a Norwegian verb in the present passive form of mogiggjøre? No, correct is muliggjøre. It means “is made possible” or “is enabled,” and is used when something becomes possible through actions, conditions, or technologies. In Norwegian, muliggjøres marks that the subject is being enabled or made possible by something else.

Etymology and form: The word is built from the adjective mulig (possible) and the verb gjøre (to make/do), with the passive suffix -s. The infinitive is muliggjøre, the present active form is muliggjør, and the present passive form is muliggjøres. The past tense passive is ble muliggjort, and the perfect passive is often expressed as har blitt muliggjort, though in everyday usage forms with -s can also appear in descriptive clauses.

Usage: The term is common in policy, technology, planning, and organizational contexts where capabilities are discussed. It is used to describe how certain conditions or interventions enable outcomes. Examples: “Ny infrastruktur muliggjør større datatrafikk.” “Denne teknologien muliggjør fjernundervisning.” In passive construction: “Fjernundervisning muliggjøres av ny infrastruktur.”

Notes: While muliggjøres is standard for present passive, Norwegian also uses active constructions such as “gjøre noe mulig” (to make something possible) in corresponding sentences. The phrase can be paraphrased with equivalents like “gjør mulig” or “gjøres mulig,” depending on voice and focus.

See also: muliggjort (past participle), muliggjøre (infinitive), gjøre (to do/make).