kylt

Kylt is a Swedish term that functions as the past participle of the verb kyla, meaning to cool. In ordinary usage, kylt serves as an adjective describing something that has been cooled or refrigerated.

Typical usage is in phrases and on packaging to indicate temperature status. Examples include kylt öl (chilled beer), kylt vatten (cold water), and kylt kött (refrigerated meat). In such contexts, kylt denotes a state rather than a process; it accompanies nouns to specify their temperature condition. It is not commonly used as a standalone noun.

Grammatical note: As an adjective formed from a participle, kylt does not carry a distinct gender or number ending in many contexts; it remains kylt when accompanying singular nouns, and the surrounding definite/indefinite articles determine agreement by the noun rather than the adjective.

Among related terms in Swedish, kyla is the verb 'to cool,' kylning means cooling, and köld refers to cold. The form kylt is distinct from kylt in some dialects or older texts; however, kylt is the standard past participle form in contemporary Swedish.

Kylt does not represent a widely recognized standalone proper noun or brand in major reference works. If you encountered Kylt as a company, product line, or media entity, additional context would help place it within a specific article.

See also: kyla, kylning, köld, kylskåp.