hjälpt

Hjälpt is the past participle of the Swedish verb "hjälpa," which translates to "to help" in English. As a past participle, it functions in Swedish in a similar way to how "helped" functions in English. It can be used to form compound tenses, specifically the perfect tense. For example, "Jag har hjälpt" means "I have helped." It can also be used adjectivally, describing something that has received help.

In its adjectival form, "hjälpt" can appear in various grammatical contexts depending on the noun it modifies. For instance, "en hjälpt person" would mean "a helped person." The word is relatively common in everyday Swedish speech and writing, appearing in contexts ranging from personal interactions to official statements. Its meaning is straightforward, denoting the act of providing assistance or support. There are no significant idiomatic uses of "hjälpt" that deviate from its core meaning of having been assisted. The grammatical function and meaning are consistent and directly derived from the base verb "hjälpa."