No. 162 in Danish
lavet
"Made" or "done."
In a sentence
Jeg har lavet aftensmad.
I have made dinner.
'Lavet' is used as the past participle of 'at lave', meaning 'to make' or 'to cook', denoting a completed action.
Bordet blev lavet af en dygtig snedker.
The table was made by a skilled carpenter.
'Lavet' functions as part of a passive voice construction, indicating something was created by someone.
Hvad har du lavet i dag?
What have you done today?
'Lavet' is used in a question as the past participle of 'at lave', referring to completed deeds or actions.
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