Swedish verb

frita

release, relieve

Meaning

release; relieve

In Swedish: lösa, frigöra

Conjugation

Conjugation of frita (release)
Infinitiveatt fritato release
Presentfritarjag fritar
Pastfritogjag fritog
Supinefritagitused after har / hade
Perfecthar fritagitjag har fritagit
Past perfecthade fritagitjag hade fritagit
Futureska fritaor: kommer att frita
Conditionalskulle fritajag skulle frita
Imperativefrita!a command
Present participlefritagande-ing, used as an adjective
Past participlefritagenused like an adjective, and agrees like one

Passive (-s form)

Passive of frita
Infinitivefritas
Presentfritas
Pastfritogs
Supinefritagits

Group 4: strong and irregular verbs. Strong verbs change their vowel and have a supine in -it (skriva, skrev, skrivit); irregular ones such as göra and ha follow no pattern. Both have to be learned one by one. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use fritar. See the four verb groups explained.

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frita in a sentence

  • frita sig från ansvar
    disclaim responsibility

Questions

What does frita mean in English?

frita means “release, relieve”.

What is the past tense of frita?

The past tense of frita is fritog (“jag fritog”). The supine is fritagit, used in “jag har fritagit”.

What is the present tense of frita?

fritar, the same for every person: jag fritar, du fritar, vi fritar.

Origin

By surface analysis, fri + ta.

Nearby common words

frita is number 7,107 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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