Stängda

Stängda is a Swedish adjective meaning "closed" or "shut." It is the past participle form derived from the verb stänga, and it is used to describe something that is not open, such as a door, a shop, a facility, or a period of time. The word appears in several inflected forms depending on number and definiteness.

In terms of inflection, the base stem stäng- takes standard Swedish adjective endings. Indefinite singular forms are stängd (common gender) and stängt (neuter). Indefinite plural is stängda. Definite forms change with the noun: for example, den stängda dörren (singular, definite, common gender) and det stängda fönstret (singular, definite, neuter). In definite plural, the form is de stängda dörrarna. In predicative constructions after are/är, the form agrees with the noun’s gender: butiken är stängd (the shop is closed) and fönstret är stängt (the window is closed).

Common usage centers on physical and logistical closures. Stängda describes a closed shop, a shut door, or a facility not currently open for business. It also appears in signs and descriptive text to indicate hours, maintenance, safety restrictions, or temporary shutdowns. The term can be used in broader contexts to denote periods or conditions of inactivity or interruption.

Capitalized form Stängda is not a standard noun or place name in Swedish; it may occur only as a proper noun in titles or specific, context-dependent uses. If you meant a particular entity named Stängda, additional context would be needed.