överlåtit

överlåtit is the supine past participle of the Swedish verb överlåta, meaning to transfer ownership or rights or to relinquish control. It indicates that a transfer has been completed and is typically used with auxiliary verbs in perfect and pluperfect tenses, for example har överlåtit or hade överlåtit.

Grammatically, the infinitive is överlåta, the simple past is överlät, and the supine used with auxiliary verbs is överlåtit. The corresponding noun is överlåtelse, referring to the act or process of transferring ownership or rights. The adjective form överlåtbar means transferable, a term often found in legal or technical contexts.

Usage and context: överlåtit is common in legal, financial, corporate, and real estate language, where it describes transfers of shares, property, licenses, or contractual rights from one party to another. The construction emphasizes that the transfer has been completed. Example: Bolaget har överlåtit sina aktier till köparen. Aktierna har överlåtits genom avtal.

Notes: övers_relation with other forms, överlåta is the base verb; överlåtelse is the noun for the act of transferring. In most formal Swedish, överlåtit is used to convey completed transfers, while other tenses or forms of the verb convey ongoing or hypothetical transfers.