No. 7,121 in Swedish
rinat
"Rinat" is the past participle of "rinna," meaning "flowed" or "run" (e.g., liquid).
In a sentence
Jag har rinat i näsan hela dagen.
I have had a runny nose all day.
Here, 'rinat' is used as the past participle of the verb 'rinna', which means 'to run' or 'to flow', applied in the context of nasal discharge.
Vattnet har rinat från kranen sedan igår.
The water has been dripping from the faucet since yesterday.
In this sentence, 'rinat' refers to the continuous dripping or flowing of water from the faucet, illustrating its meaning of 'flowing' in a context outside anatomy.
Tårarna hade rinat nerför hennes kinder.
The tears had flowed down her cheeks.
This example demonstrates 'rinat' in the context of emotional expression, describing the action of tears flowing down the cheeks.
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