No. 3,464 in Swedish
brutit
"Brutit" is the past participle of "bryta," meaning "broken" or "has broken" in English.
In a sentence
Jag har brutit armen.
I have broken my arm.
Here, 'brutit' is used as the past participle of the verb 'bryta', meaning 'to break'. It describes an action where the speaker broke their arm.
De har brutit löftet.
They have broken the promise.
In this case, 'brutit' serves as the past participle of 'bryta' and is used metaphorically to indicate violating or failing to fulfill a promise.
Vi har brutit kontakten.
We have severed the contact.
Here, 'brutit' is employed in a figurative sense to mean 'to sever' or 'to break off', referring to ending communication or relationship.
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