fixade

Fixade is the past tense form of the Swedish verb fixa. It is primarily used in informal spoken Swedish to mean to fix, arrange, or take care of something. The sense can cover practical repairs, completing tasks, or organizing events. For example, you can say “Jag fixade bilen” (I fixed the car), “Hon fixade ett möte” (She arranged a meeting), or “Vi fixade det innan deadline” (We took care of it before the deadline).

Infinitive: fixa. Present: fixar. Past: fixade. Supine (perfect participle): fixat. In compound tenses you typically use “har fixat” to express the present perfect. The verb is regular in its conjugation, following the standard -a verb pattern in Swedish verbs.

Fixa is informal and versatile. It often implies initiative and practical problem-solving rather than formal arrangements. In formal writing, speakers might prefer ordna or lösa, but fixa is widely understood across social contexts. Common collocations include fixing meals, fixing a time, fixing up a place, or fixing things around the house, and it can also express arranging arrangements or securing something, such as tickets or a plan.

Usage notes: fixade conveys that the action has been completed in the recent past and is typically used in everyday conversation. The term is widely used by speakers of various ages and regional backgrounds, though in highly formal contexts, more neutral synonyms may be chosen.