Trådte

Trådte is a Danish word. It is the past tense of the verb "træde". Træde has several meanings, including to step, to tread, and to enter. Therefore, "trådte" can be translated in various ways depending on the context.

In the context of movement, "trådte" means stepped. For example, "Han trådte ind i rummet" translates to "He stepped into the room." Similarly, "Hun trådte forsigtigt" means "She stepped carefully."

"Trådte" can also refer to treading or walking on something. An example would be "De trådte på græsset" which means "They trod on the grass."

Another common usage relates to entering or proceeding. "Regeringen trådte i kraft" translates to "The government came into effect" or "The government took effect." In this sense, it implies the beginning of an action or state.

The specific meaning of "trådte" is thus determined by the surrounding words and the overall situation. It is a versatile past tense verb used in a range of common Danish expressions.