No. 11,957 in Swedish
radat
"Radat" means "lined up" or "arranged in rows" in English.
In a sentence
Jag har radat böckerna på hyllan.
I have arranged the books on the shelf.
Here, 'radat' is used as a past participle of 'rada', meaning 'to arrange in rows', indicating action completion.
De har försiktigt radat stenarna längs floden.
They have carefully aligned the stones along the river.
'Radat' demonstrates the careful alignment or arrangement in rows within this context.
Barnen radade leksakerna i ordning.
The children lined the toys in order.
Although in a slightly different form ('radade'), it still relates to tidying or arranging sequentially.
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