Medbringat

Medbringat is a past participle form of the Swedish verb medbringa, meaning "to bring along." It functions as an adjective or as part of a compound modifier to describe items that have been brought along to a location or event. The word is formed by the prefix med-, meaning "with," combined with bringa, and the suffix -t, which marks the past participle in Swedish.

In usage, medbringat describes belongings, food, documents, or equipment that someone has taken with them. It is typically used in written and spoken Swedish to indicate that an item is not local to the place but was carried by the person. It can appear in contexts such as travel notes, meeting materials, or packing lists.

Etymology: from medbringa + -t; related forms include medbringare (a bringer) and medbringning (the act of bringing along) though those forms are less common.

See also: medbringa, medföra, följa med.