sagða

Sagða is a Danish word that translates to "said" in English. It is the past tense form of the verb "sige," which means "to say." The word sagða is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing in Denmark to indicate that someone spoke or communicated something in the past.

For example, in a sentence like "Hun sagða, at hun ville komme," it means "She said that she would come." The word sagða functions similarly to the English past tense verb "said," indicating a completed action of speaking. It is a fundamental part of Danish grammar and essential for constructing past-tense narratives or reporting speech. The conjugation of "sige" is irregular, with sagða being the specific form for the simple past tense. Understanding sagða is crucial for anyone learning or interacting with the Danish language.