text: Rather, the auxiliary verb "har", "hade" ("have"/"has", "had") is followed by a special form, called supine, used solely for this purpose (although sometimes identical to the perfect participle): Perfect participle: "målad"; "painted" - supine "målat", present perfect "har målat"; "have painted" Perfect participle: "stekt", "fried" - supine "stekt", present perfect "har stekt"; "have fried" The Past participle is used to build the compound passive