vorkommende

Vorkommende is a participial form invested with adjectival use in some Germanic languages, typically related to the verb meaning “to occur” or “to appear.” In practice, the meaning usually translates to “occurring,” “present,” or “appearing,” depending on the language and context. The spelling and exact usage vary between languages and dialects, and the form as written with a single “o” is not the standard form in common modern usage.

In German, the standard present participle adjective is usually vorkommend or the attributive form vorkommende when describing something that occurs. The prefix vor- (meaning “before”) with kommen (to come) gives a sense of events that come before or occur. The form vorkommende is uncommon in standard German and is generally treated as a nonstandard variant or misspelling of vorkommende. Correct usage would typically be vorkommende Ereignisse or vorkommende Voraussetzungen, depending on the noun and sentence structure.

In Dutch, the corresponding verb is voorkomen (to occur, to happen, or to prevent in some contexts). The standard present participle adjective is voorkomend, with the attributive form voorkomende before a noun, as in voorkomende kenmerken (occurring features) or de komende periode (the upcoming period). The form verkrijgt or vorkommende without the proper vowel length is not standard Dutch and would be regarded as a typographical error.

Summary: vorkommende is not a common or standard form in contemporary German or Dutch. The languages employ vorkommende (German) or voorkomende (Dutch) as the correct adjectives meaning “occurring” or “upcoming,” while vorkommende may appear only as a misspelling or in nonstandard varieties.