No. 533 in Afrikaans

bygevoeg

Added.

In a sentence

Ek het suiker bygevoeg tot die koffie om dit soeter te maak.
I added sugar to the coffee to make it sweeter.
In this sentence, 'bygevoeg' is used as a verb in past tense, meaning 'added', and it describes the action of putting sugar into the coffee.
Daar is 'n bygevoegde waarde wanneer jy die regte speserye gebruik.
There is an added value when you use the right spices.
Here, 'bygevoegde' is used as an adjective, meaning 'added', to describe the value provided by using spices.
Die inligting wat ek bygevoeg het, versterk ons argument verder.
The information that I added strengthens our argument further.
In this example, 'bygevoeg' functions as a participle describing the action of adding information, which enhances the argument.

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