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inträda

Inträda is a Swedish verb meaning to occur, arise, or come into effect. It is used for events, changes, or conditions that begin to exist or apply. The word carries a formal or literary tone and is less common in everyday conversation, where verbs like hända, ske, eller uppstå often appear. In legal and administrative language, inträda is often used in the sense of entering into force or beginning to apply, typically in the phrase inträda i kraft.

Etymology and form

The verb is built from in- plus träda (to tread), conveying the sense of entering or stepping

Usage notes

Inträda is most common when describing significant events, changes, or rules that begin to exist or take

Examples

- En ny era inträder. (A new era is dawning / arises.)

- Lagen inträder i kraft den första januari. (The law comes into force on January 1.)

- Efter beslutet inträdde en förändring i organisationen. (Following the decision, a change arose in the organization.)

See also

Inträda is closely related to inträffa (to occur) and träda i kraft (to come into effect).

into
existence.
It
is
an
irregular
verb
with
the
following
principal
forms:
infinitive
inträda;
present
inträder;
past
inträdde;
supine
inträtt.
The
participles
are
inträdande
(present)
and
inträtt
(supine).
effect.
In
many
legal
or
formal
contexts,
you
will
also
encounter
the
related
expression
träda
i
kraft,
which
serves
a
similar
purpose
and
is
widely
used
in
statutory
language.
Inträda
can
sometimes
be
interchangeable
with
inträffa,
but
inträda
emphasizes
onset
or
coming
into
force
rather
than
simply
happening.