Beskadede

Beskadede is a term originating from the Swedish language, literally translating to "damaged" or "busted." It is most commonly used in a colloquial context to describe something that is broken, malfunctioning, or in a state of disrepair. This could apply to objects, machinery, or even abstract concepts. For instance, a car that is not running properly might be described as "beskadede," or a plan that has gone awry could also be termed as such.

The usage of "beskadede" is informal and reflects a straightforward assessment of a negative condition. It does not typically carry strong emotional connotations beyond a general sense of something not being in its intended or functional state. While the direct English translation is "damaged," "beskadede" often implies a more complete or noticeable failure rather than minor wear and tear. It is a widely understood expression within Swedish everyday language.