tilvejebring

Tilvejebring is a Danish verb that translates to "to provide," "to supply," or "to furnish" in English. It is used in a variety of contexts to describe the act of making something available, either tangible or intangible. For instance, one might tilvejebring resources for a project, or tilvejebring information for a meeting. The word implies a deliberate act of ensuring that something is present or accessible when needed.

The verb is commonly found in both formal and informal Danish. In business and official settings, it is often used to describe the provision of goods, services, or funding. For example, a company might tilvejebring capital for expansion, or a government might tilvejebring support for citizens. In everyday language, it can refer to simpler acts, such as a friend tilvejebring assistance to another or a shop tilvejebring a specific item for a customer.

The grammatical structure of tilvejebring is regular, following standard Danish verb conjugation patterns. It belongs to the group of verbs that end in -ere in the infinitive, such as "levere" (to deliver) or "anskaffe" (to acquire). The past participle is "tilvejebringt." Understanding this verb is key to comprehending many Danish sentences related to procurement, distribution, and general availability of items or concepts.