vormd

Vormd is a Dutch term that most often appears in discussions of Dutch verb forms. In standard Dutch, the verb vormen (to form, to shape) is conjugated in the present tense as hij vormt (with a t). The form vormd does not appear as a correct present-tense inflection in modern Dutch, and it is generally considered a misspelling or typographical error when seen in running text.

In practice, vormd is most commonly encountered as an incorrect spelling of vormt or as a mistaken truncation of other forms. For example, the correct sentence is Hij vormt een plan, not Hij vormd een plan. The past participle of vormen is gevormd, meaning formed or shaped, and is used in perfect tenses like Het plan is gevormd. The bare form vormd has no standard function as a separate participle or adjective in contemporary Dutch.

Occasionally, vormd may appear in OCR (optical character recognition) errors, informal writing, or unfamiliar dialects where spellings diverge from standard norms. When used as a capitalized proper noun, Vormd could hypothetically serve as a brand name, project title, or acronym, but there is no widely recognized organization or concept by that name in standard reference sources.

In summary, vormd is not a recognized standard inflection of vormen in modern Dutch. Correct usage favors vormt for the present tense and gevormd for the past participle. The term may appear in nonstandard contexts mainly as a misspelling or in capitalized, non-linguistic uses.