No. 10,864 in Swedish
lidit
"Lidit" is the past participle of the Swedish verb "lida," meaning "suffered" in English.
In a sentence
Hon har lidit mycket under den svåra vintern.
She has suffered a lot during the harsh winter.
Here, the word 'lidit' is used as the past participle of the verb 'lida', meaning 'to suffer', in its present perfect tense 'har lidit' to indicate an action that has taken place over time in the past.
Han konstaterade att de lidit skada efter stormen.
He stated that they had suffered damage after the storm.
In this sentence, 'lidit' remains the past participle of the verb 'lida', now indicating having endured or been subject to an adverse event, such as damage.
Företaget har lidit av ekonomiska svårigheter länge.
The company has suffered from financial difficulties for a long time.
Here, 'lidit' demonstrates the concept of enduring a non-physical hardship, connected with the noun phrase 'ekonomiska svårigheter' (financial difficulties).
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