flyttat

Flyttat is the past participle of the Swedish verb flytta, meaning moved or relocated. It is used to indicate that a relocation has been completed, most often in combination with auxiliary verbs such as har (has moved) or hade (had moved). For example: Vi har flyttat till en ny lägenhet.

Grammatically, flyttat appears in perfect and pluperfect tenses and in passive constructions with different auxiliaries. It forms the present perfect with har: vi har flyttat, and the pluperfect with hade: vi hade flyttat. In passive voice, the participle can appear after bli or vara, as in forms that convey that something has been moved.

In descriptive and adjective contexts, the form used to describe something as having been relocated is usually flyttad rather than flyttat. For instance, in standard Swedish one would commonly use flyttad to modify a noun, while flyttat appears primarily in verbal constructions rather than as a plain attributive adjective.

Common uses of flyttat include sentences about people relocating a home or office, or about objects and records that have been relocated. The word is widely understood in everyday Swedish and is a standard part of the verbal system around movement and relocation.

See also: flytta, flyttning, flyttning och relocation terms in Swedish.