No. 850 in Icelandic
ræddi
"Ræddi" means "discussed" in English.
In a sentence
Hann ræddi um framtíðarsýn sína við nemendur.
He discussed his vision of the future with the students.
In this sentence, 'ræddi' is used as a verb in past tense meaning 'discussed'. It shows the act of engaging in a discussion about a specific topic.
Ég ræddi við lækninn um meðferðarmöguleika.
I talked with the doctor about treatment options.
Here, 'ræddi' similarly serves as a past-tense verb meaning 'talked'. It highlights engaging in a dialogue or conversation with someone on a particular matter.
Við ræddum hvað við ættum að gera í þessum aðstæðum.
We deliberated on what we should do in this situation.
In this example, 'ræddum' is the first-person plural past tense form of 'ræddi', still meaning 'deliberated' or 'discussed', indicating a joint decision-making process.
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