blödde

Blödde is the simple past tense form of the Swedish verb blöda, which means to bleed. It is used to describe bleeding that has already occurred and appears in everyday speech as well as in narratives and medical contexts. As a past tense form, it corresponds to the English word “bled.”

Conjugation and usage: The present tense of the verb is blöder, while the past tense is blödde. An example sentence is: Han blödde efter såret, meaning He bled from the wound. The form blödde specifically marks a completed act of bleeding in the past.

Etymology and cognates: The Swedish verb blöda is descended from Old Norse and is related to other North Germanic languages. Cognates include Norwegian bokmål blødde and Danish blødte, all forms that derive from a common Proto-Germanic root related to bleeding.

See also: Bleeding, Swedish language, List of Swedish verbs.