No. 8,536 in Catalan
duit
"Duit" is the past participle of "dur," meaning "carried" or "brought" in English.
In a sentence
He duit els llibres a la biblioteca.
I have taken the books to the library.
The word 'duit' is used here as the past participle of the verb 'dur', indicating a completed action of carrying or taking.
Han duit la cerca fins a l'últim minut.
They have taken the search until the last minute.
Here, 'duit' again acts as the past participle of 'dur', indicating a completed action, emphasizing the culmination of an effort or task.
Si hagués duit més roba, no tindria fred.
If I had brought more clothes, I wouldn't feel cold.
In this sentence, 'duit' is used as a subjunctive condition in past perfect tense, reflecting a hypothetical past action that could have avoided a current state.
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