upphört

Upphört is a Swedish word that translates to "ceased," "expired," or "discontinued" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "upphöra," which means to cease, stop, or terminate. The word is commonly used in various contexts to indicate the end of something's existence, operation, or validity.

In legal and administrative contexts, "upphört" can signify that a contract has terminated, a license has expired, or a business has closed down. For example, a company might announce that a particular service has "upphört," meaning it is no longer available. Similarly, a permit or authorization might "upphört" upon reaching its expiration date.

The word also appears in more general usage, describing the cessation of an activity, a phenomenon, or a state. A storm might "upphört," indicating it has ended. A period of silence could be described as having "upphört" if a sound begins. It conveys a sense of finality or completion. Understanding "upphört" is key to comprehending many Swedish texts and conversations related to endings and terminations.