No. 12,276 in Swedish
segrat
"Segrat" means "triumphed" or "won" in English.
In a sentence
Efter en lång kamp har rättvisa segrat.
After a long struggle, justice has triumphed.
Here, 'segrat' is utilized in its past tense form meaning 'triumphed' or 'won' to express the concept of prevailing or achieving victory in a non-physical sense.
Han har segrat i många tävlingar detta år.
He has triumphed in many competitions this year.
In this sentence, 'segrat' is used in a perfect tense context to describe the act of winning or achieving victory in a competitive scenario.
Det känns som om kärleken har segrat över allt annat.
It feels as if love has triumphed over everything else.
Here, 'segrat' conveys a figurative usage to depict love overcoming all obstacles or prevailing in a non-literal sense.
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