Sammanflöt

Sammanflöt is a Swedish word that translates to "flowed together," "merged," or "coalesced" in English. It is a verb in its past participle form, derived from the verb "sammanflyta," which means to flow together or merge. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, "sammanflöt" can describe the physical merging of liquids, such as two rivers flowing into one. For example, "De två floderna sammanflöt vid dalen" translates to "The two rivers flowed together at the valley." It can also refer to the joining of solid objects or concepts.

Figuratively, "sammanflöt" is used to describe the merging of ideas, opinions, or groups. It suggests a process where distinct elements come together to form a unified whole. For instance, "Deras idéer sammanflöt till en ny strategi" means "Their ideas coalesced into a new strategy." Similarly, it can describe the integration of different cultures or communities. The word implies a natural and often harmonious blending of separate entities. The past participle form emphasizes that the action of flowing together has been completed.