hoppast

Hoppast is a Swedish verb meaning to hop or to jump. It is commonly used in everyday language to describe the action of a person or animal moving by leaping from one foot to another. The verb can also be used metaphorically to describe a quick or sudden movement, such as a thought hopping into someone's mind.

The word "hoppast" is derived from the Swedish word "hoppa," which means to jump. The "-ast" suffix is a reflexive suffix, indicating that the action is performed by oneself. Therefore, "hoppast" literally translates to "to jump oneself."

Examples of "hoppast" in use include: "Barnen hoppast glatt i snön" (The children hopped happily in the snow) or "Tankarna hoppast runt i mitt huvud" (Thoughts were hopping around in my head). The verb can be conjugated in various tenses, such as "hoppade" (hopped) in the past tense and "kommer att hoppa" (will hop) in the future tense.