tiltakets

Til tiltakets is the genitive form of the Norwegian noun tiltak, which means a measure, action, or initiative taken to achieve a goal. The base form is tiltak, the definite singular form is tiltaket (the measure), and the genitive singular form is tiltakets, used to express possession or attribution related to the measure. It is commonly found in policy, administration, and organizational contexts.

Etymology and usage: Tiltak is a compound noun formed from til and tak, and it denotes deliberate actions or programs designed to address a problem or achieve a result. The possessive form tiltakets appears when describing what belongs to or what is a property of the measure, such as its goals, effects, or scope. In Norwegian, the plural form is tiltakene (the measures) and the plural possessive is tiltakenes (the measures’).

Examples and grammar: In practice, you might see sentences like “Tiltakets mål er å redusere utslippene” (The measure’s goal is to reduce emissions) or “Effekten av tiltaket var liten, mens tiltakets kostnader var høyere enn forventet.” The word tiltakets is used with a singular measure; for multiple measures, the corresponding possessive plural is tiltakenes.

See also: tiltak, politiske tiltak, og relaterte begreper. Tiltakets form and usage are primarily matters of Norwegian grammar rather than a distinct term with a separate concept.