Swedish verb

ryktas

is rumouredAlso the passive of rykta.

Meaning

is rumoured

In Swedish: gå rykten om

Conjugation

Conjugation of ryktas (is rumoured)
Infinitiveatt ryktasto is rumoured
Presentryktasjag ryktas
Pastryktadesjag ryktades
Supineryktatsused after har / hade
Perfecthar ryktatsjag har ryktats
Past perfecthade ryktatsjag hade ryktats
Futureska ryktasor: kommer att ryktas
Conditionalskulle ryktasjag skulle ryktas
Imperativeryktas!a command

ryktas is a deponent verb: it ends in -s in every form but has an active meaning, so it has no separate passive. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use ryktas. See the four verb groups explained.

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What does ryktas mean?

ryktas in a sentence

  • det ryktas att regeringen håller på att spricka
    there is a rumour of an imminent split in the government
  • Det ryktas att han hittat en ny
    There are rumors that he's found a new partner

Questions

What does ryktas mean in English?

ryktas means “is rumoured”.

What is the past tense of ryktas?

The past tense of ryktas is ryktades (“jag ryktades”). The supine is ryktats, used in “jag har ryktats”.

What is the present tense of ryktas?

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

Origin

rykte + -a

Nearby common words

ryktas is number 6,012 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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