No. 10,171 in Swedish
ingöt
"Ingöt" is the past tense of "ingjuta," meaning "instilled" or "poured into" in English.
In a sentence
Han ingöt hopp i gruppen genom sina inspirerande ord.
He instilled hope in the group through his inspiring words.
The word 'ingöt' is used here as a verb meaning 'instilled', showing an action of causing a feeling or atmosphere to emerge within the group.
Författaren ingöt mod i sina huvudkaraktärer genom deras handlingar.
The author instilled courage in his main characters through their actions.
In this example, 'ingöt' is utilized to describe the act of imparting courage or confidence into someone or something, revealing its metaphorical use for emotional or psychological influence.
Läraren ingöt disciplin i klassen på ett vänligt sätt.
The teacher instilled discipline in the class in a friendly manner.
Here, 'ingöt' refers to the process of establishing a quality—discipline—in the students, underlining its application to behaviors or attitudes when implemented by an acting subject.
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