reintroduserer

Reintroduserer is the present tense form of the Norwegian verb reintrodusere, meaning to reintroduce something that had previously been removed, discontinued, or no longer present. The term is used across domains such as policy, ecology, culture, and organizational practices to describe bringing back a previously used element.

Etymology and form: The verb reintrodusere is built from the prefix re- meaning “again” combined with introdusere (to introduce). Introducere ultimately traces to Latin introducere, and the Norwegian form has developed through the language’s Germanic and Scandinavian influences. The present tense form reintroduserer (or, in some dialects, reintroduserer) denotes the act of performing this bringing back.

Usage and nuance: Reintroduserer is commonly employed when describing actions that restore a prior state, policy, species, tradition, or procedure. It often implies a deliberate decision after a period of absence or modification. The term can appear in academic, governmental, conservation, or cultural contexts, and is closely related to gjeninnføre (to reinstate) and reintroduksjon (the act of reintroduction).

Examples: The government reintroduserer en skatteordning som var fjernet for noen år siden. Forskere reintroduserer en art i et kontrollert naturreservat for å studere dens rolle i økosystemet. Mange organisasjoner vurderer å reintrodusere en tradisjon for å fremheve kulturarv.

See also: gjeninnføre, gjeninnføring, reintrodusjon, reintroduksjon.