reduzereert

Reduereert is a nonstandard spelling variant that may appear in Dutch texts as an inflected form of the verb reduceren, meaning to reduce. In standard Dutch, the third-person singular present tense form is reduceert. The form reduereert is not listed in major Dutch dictionaries and is generally regarded as incorrect in formal writing. It can arise as a typographical error, from confusion with similar verbs, or from dialectal spelling.

The correct spelling follows the regular conjugation pattern for verbs ending in -eren: ik reduceer, jij reduceert, hij reduceert; wij reduceren, jullie reduceren, zij reduceren. The stem and suffixes are arranged without an extra -eer sequence in standard spelling. Using the nonstandard form can lead to misunderstandings, particularly in official documents, journalism, or academic texts where precision is expected.

Examples: Correct: De regering reduceert de uitgaven. Incorrect: De regering reduereert de uitgaven. The past tense and the participle form are unaffected by this distinction: reduceerde (imperfect), gereduceerd (participle). See also reduceren, reduceert, reductie.