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Indfangede

Indfangede is the simple past tense form of the Danish verb indfange, meaning captured. It can also function as an adjective when used with nouns, as in de indfangede fanger (“the captured prisoners”). In Danish, indfange is a compound verb built from ind- (in, into) and fange (to catch), and indfangede is the preterite form used for completed actions in the past. The related past participle is indfanget, used in passive constructions and in adjectival phrases such as fangerne blev indfanget.

Grammatical use

- As a finite verb form: jeg indfangede, du indfangede, han/hun/den indfangede, vi indfangede, I indfangede, de

- As an attributive adjective: de indfangede fanger (the captured prisoners).

- Passive voice typically uses the past participle indfanget: fangerne blev indfanget.

Etymology

- Indfangede derives from indfange, combining the prefix ind- with fange (to catch). The past participle indfanget

Usage and context

- The term appears in historical, legal, and literary Danish texts to denote items or individuals that

See also

- Indfange (to capture)

- Fange (to catch, prisoner)

- Indfanget (past participle)

Note

- There is no widely recognized place or organization named Indfangede; the term is primarily a grammatical

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