No. 500 in Danish
indgået
"Indgået" means "concluded" or "entered into" (e.g., an agreement or contract).
In a sentence
Vi har indgået en aftale om at mødes hver uge.
We have entered an agreement to meet weekly.
Here, 'indgået' is used to mean 'entered' in the sense of forming an agreement or coming into an accord.
Hun nævnte, at en ny samarbejdsaftale var blevet indgået.
She mentioned that a new cooperation agreement had been entered into.
In this sentence, 'indgået' implies the formalization or establishment of a collaboration or mutual understanding.
Flere kontrakter blev indgået under mødet.
Several contracts were concluded during the meeting.
The word 'indgået' here refers to the act of finalizing or binding contracts.
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