tímasett

Tímasett is a term found in some Scandinavian language contexts that denotes a defined set of times at which events or tasks are scheduled to occur. The core idea is a fixed grouping of time values used to coordinate activities, rather than a single moment or an open-ended time range. In practice, tímasett can refer to a data construct, a planning document, or a configuration that lists multiple time points for execution.

The word is a compound of tími, meaning time, and sett, meaning set or collection. Its use resembles similarly formed compounds in related languages that refer to time-based groupings. English-language texts usually render the concept with phrases such as time set or schedule of times, depending on context.

In operational contexts such as manufacturing, logistics, or software automation, tímasett configurations organize when routines start or recur. Examples include scheduling windows for machine cycles, defining a daily timetable for transport services, or configuring automated tasks in software that must trigger at specified times. The emphasis is on a predefined list of time points rather than a single timestamp.

See also: timetable, schedule, calendar, time window, cron, temporal planning. The term is not widely used in English; its usage is mainly found in a Scandinavian-language setting and may vary by domain.