vormt

Vormt is a Dutch verb form—the third-person singular present tense of vormen, which means to form or to shape. As used in sentences, it indicates that a subject shapes, creates, or establishes something in the present moment. For example, hij vormt een plan (he forms a plan) shows the verb in action.

Etymology and grammar matter: vormt comes from vormen, a regular (weak) verb in Dutch. The root is vorm- (shape) plus the infinitive ending -en. In the present tense, Dutch verbs add different endings depending on the subject; for vormen, the third-person singular ending is -t, yielding hij/zij/het vormt. Other present-tense forms include ik vorm, jij vormt, wij vormen, jullie vormen, zij vormen. The noun vorm means form or shape, and the related noun vorming means formation.

Usage and contexts: Vormt is used in a wide range of contexts where shaping or forming occurs, from tangible construction to abstract planning. It can describe physically shaping materials, as in Het metaal vormt zich tot een dunne plaat (The metal forms itself into a thin plate), or the creation of plans, groups, or opinions, as in Het bedrijf vormt een nieuw samenwerkingsverband (The company forms a new partnership) or Hij vormt snel een oordeel (He quickly forms an opinion). In Dutch, verbs like vormen are common in discussions of design, policy development, and creative processes, where forming outcomes or structures is central.

Note: Vormt is specifically the present-tense form for he/she/it; the word form/shape in noun sense is vorm, and vormen is the infinitive.