motivera

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See also: motiverà

French

Verb

motivera

  1. third-person singular simple future of motiver

Norwegian Nynorsk

Alternative forms

Etymology

From French motiver

Pronunciation

Verb

motivera (present tense motiverer, past tense motiverte, past participle motivert, passive infinitive motiverast, present participle motiverande, imperative motiver)

  1. to motivate (provide incentives for)
    Trenaren må motivera spelarane sine til å vinna.
    The coach has to motivate his players to win.
  2. to justify (provide a reason for)
    • 1968, Lars Hamre, Norsk historie frå omlag år 1400:
      Den karakteristikken som ligg i nemninga "dei mørke hundreåra" har vore motivert på ulik vis.
      The characterization implicit in the term "the dark centuries" has been justified in different ways.

References


Swedish

Etymology

motiv +‎ -era

Verb

motivera (present motiverar, preterite motiverade, supine motiverat, imperative motivera)

  1. to justify (to explain motives)
  2. to motivate (to provide motives)

Conjugation