No. 13,931 in Swedish
ägda
"Ägda" is the past participle of "äga," meaning "owned" in English.
In a sentence
De ägda husen här är mycket gamla.
The owned houses here are very old.
In this sentence, the word 'ägda' is used as an adjective derived from the verb 'äga' (to own), describing houses that are in possession of someone.
Företaget visade sina ägda tillgångar i årsrapporten.
The company showed its owned assets in the annual report.
Here, 'ägda' refers to assets owned by the company, again functioning as an adjective to describe possession.
Hon kände stolthet för de ägda sakerna.
She felt pride for the owned things.
In this sentence, 'ägda' describes things that are possessed or owned, denoting a sense of ownership or possession.
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