Förrådas

"Förrådas" is a Swedish verb that translates to "betray" in English. It is derived from the noun "förräderi," which means "treason" or "betrayal." The verb "förrådas" is used to describe the act of someone being betrayed, often by a person they trust or rely on. This can occur in various contexts, such as personal relationships, business dealings, or political alliances.

The verb "förrådas" is typically used in the passive voice, indicating that the subject is the one being betrayed. For example, "Han förråddes av sin vän," which translates to "He was betrayed by his friend." The verb can also be used in the active voice to describe the act of betraying someone, as in "Hon förrådde honom," which means "She betrayed him."

In Swedish, the verb "förrådas" is irregular and has different forms depending on the subject pronoun. The base form is "förrådas," and the past participle is "förrådd." The verb is often used in formal or serious contexts, reflecting the gravity of the act of betrayal.