No. 9,019 in Swedish
duggade
"Rained lightly" or "drizzled."
In a sentence
Det duggade lätt på morgonen.
It drizzled lightly in the morning.
In this sentence, 'duggade' is used as the past tense of 'dugga', which means 'to drizzle', referring to light rain.
Nyheterna duggade tätt hela veckan.
The news rained down continuously all week.
Here, 'duggade' is used figuratively in the past tense to describe frequent occurrences, akin to light rain.
Priserna duggade fram under auktionen.
Prices came up persistently during the auction.
In this context, 'duggade' illustrates a frequent or regular appearance, likened to a drizzle.
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