Försegl

Försegl is a Swedish verb that translates to "seal" or "seal up" in English. It is a common verb used in everyday language to describe the act of closing something tightly to prevent leakage or entry. The verb can be applied to various contexts, such as sealing an envelope, sealing a container, or sealing a hole. It implies creating a secure closure that maintains the integrity of what is being sealed.

The word "försegl" is derived from the prefix "för-" which often indicates completion or thoroughness, and the root "segl," related to sealing or closing. Its usage can also extend metaphorically to situations where a decision is finalized or a commitment is made, akin to "sealing the deal." For example, one might "försegl ett avtal," meaning to seal an agreement. The past tense of the verb is "förseglade," and the past participle is "förseglat." The present participle is "förseglende." Understanding "försegl" is key to comprehending various descriptive scenarios in Swedish.