vagnskorgen innehöll ej blott det, som falbjöds, utan ock ägarens växlande samling dräkter för eget behov. (the wagon contained not only that which was for sale, but also the owner's mixed and growing collection of garments for his own use.)
blev ... för att ha falbjudit dessa hädiska avbildningar dömd ... (was sentenced ... for having marketed these blasphemous depictions ...)
Vi arbetsherrar vilja ha så riklig tillgång på falbjuden arbetskraft som möjligt (We employers want to have as rich access to labour for sale as possible)
hans blickar riktades särskildt på ett falbjudet vidsträcktare skogsområde i Vestmanland (his eyes were drawn in particular to a vast area of forest for sale in Västmanland)
de bästa falbjudna djuren (the best animals for sale)
Additional Information
Etymology
fal (“for sale”) + bjuda (“offer”), cognate with Danish falbyde, used in Swedish since 1620. SAOB, edited in 1921, says that the word's more common use in then-recent decades probably was influenced by Danish. See: Danish 'falbyde'.
Until the beginning of the 20th century, Swedish verbs had distinct forms for singular and plural. The forms below
show the verb conjugated in all moods, tenses, numbers, and persons.