No. 697 in Danish
bragt
"Bragt" means "brought" in English.
In a sentence
Artiklen blev bragt i avisen i går.
The article was published in the newspaper yesterday.
Here, 'bragt' is used to mean 'published' or 'brought into publication'.
Hun har bragt glæde til mange mennesker.
She has brought joy to many people.
In this context, 'bragt' is the past participle of 'at bringe,' meaning 'brought joy' or 'provided happiness'.
Den bortløbne hund blev bragt tilbage til sine ejere.
The runaway dog was brought back to its owners.
Here, 'bragt' means 'brought back,' showing action of returning something or someone to a previous state.
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