praktiserer

Praktiserer is a Danish verb meaning to practice, to perform a profession, or to apply a rule, method, or activity. It is used when someone actively conducts professional work, or when describing the repeated execution of a skill or procedure. For example, “ Hun praktiserer som læge” means she works as a doctor, and “ Virksomheden praktiserer en ny tilgang til kundeservice” refers to adopting a new approach. The verb can also describe habitual practice, as in “ Han praktiserer sit instrument hver dag.”

Grammatically, praktiserer is the present tense form for all persons: jeg praktiserer, du praktiserer, han/hun/den praktiserer, vi praktiserer, I praktiserer, de praktiserer. The infinitive is at praktisere; the past tense is praktiserede; the past participle is praktiseret. The passive present is praktiseres.

Etymology and related terms: praktisere derives from the French pratiquer, with influences from other European languages. Danish related nouns include praksis (practice) and praktik (internship), which share the same linguistic root.

Usage notes: In professional contexts, praktisere signals ongoing activity in a vocation such as medicine, law, or other regulated fields. It can also describe the application or implementation of rules, methods, or organizational practices. The term is neutral and formal, suitable for descriptive or encyclopedic writing.