tidslegge

Tidslegge is a Norwegian verb meaning to allocate time for tasks or events, or to arrange when something should occur. The word is formed from tid (time) and legge (to lay or place), and it conveys the idea of laying out how time should be spent. In practice, tidslegge describes the act of scheduling by allotting time slots to activities, meetings, or tasks, for example in project planning or daily work routines. It can apply to a single day or to a longer period such as a week or a project timeline. Example usages: "Vi må tidslegge arbeidsoppgavene for neste uke," or "Vi tidslegger møtet til klokken 10."

The term is relatively uncommon in everyday speech and is more likely to be found in written, formal, or technical contexts; many speakers would instead say planlegge tid or sette av tid, or use tidsplanlegge in some contexts. Related terms include planlegging, tidsplanlegging, and tidsplan. In modern Norwegian, tidslegge may come across as slightly formal or old-fashioned, but it remains understandable and is sometimes used in organizational or administrative writing to emphasize the deliberate allocation of time.