løbte

Løbte is the past tense form of the Danish verb "at løbe," which translates to "to run" in English. It is used to describe an action of running that took place in the past. For example, "Jeg løb i går" means "I ran yesterday." The verb conjugates in a regular pattern, with "løbte" being the standard past tense form for all persons (jeg, du, han, hun, den, det, vi, I, de).

The concept of running is fundamental to human locomotion and is engaged in for various purposes. In Danish, "løbte" can be used in a literal sense, referring to physical movement at a speed faster than walking. It can also be used metaphorically, such as in phrases describing time passing quickly ("Tiden løbte fra os" - Time ran away from us) or a person experiencing a strong emotion ("Hjertet løb løbsk" - The heart ran wild).

Understanding "løbte" is essential for comprehending past events and narratives in Danish. It is a common and frequently used verb, appearing in everyday conversation as well as in literature and more formal contexts. Its simple past tense form makes it relatively straightforward to learn and apply for non-native speakers.