förökats

Förökats is a Swedish verb, the supine form of the verb föröka, which means to increase, multiply, or reproduce. In its most common usage, "förökats" indicates that something has grown in number or quantity. For example, a population of animals might have "förökats" over a period, meaning it has increased. Similarly, wealth or knowledge can be described as having "förökats."

The term is also used in biological contexts to refer to reproduction or propagation. When an organism has "förökats," it signifies that it has successfully reproduced and produced offspring, thereby increasing its numbers. This can occur through various reproductive methods, both sexual and asexual.

In a more abstract sense, "förökats" can denote an augmentation or expansion of something non-physical. For instance, the influence of an idea or the scale of a problem could be said to have "förökats." The grammatical form "förökats" implies a completed action of increase or multiplication. It is often used in passive constructions or to describe a state of having been increased.