Swedish noun

en affisch

placard, poster, bill

Meaning

placard, poster, bill

In Swedish: stort anslag, plakat

Forms

Forms of affisch
Singular, indefiniteen affisch
Singular, definiteaffischen
Plural, indefiniteaffischer
Plural, definiteaffischerna

affisch is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor affisch, den stora affischen. Check another noun

Practise affisch

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Is it en affisch or ett affisch?

affisch in a sentence

  • Han hade en häftig drakaffisch på väggen
    He had a cool dragon poster on the wall

Questions

What does affisch mean in English?

affisch means “placard, poster, bill”.

Is it en affisch or ett affisch?

It is en affisch, and “the placard” is affischen.

What is the plural of affisch?

The plural of affisch is affischer, and the definite plural is affischerna.

Similar words

posterplanschplakat

Origin

From French affiche, from afficher, from Middle French, from Old French afichier (“to declare firmly”).

Nearby common words

affisch is number 5,158 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 5,154bakväg a path (to or from something) that is not the main path, like a back door
  • 5,155fastän even though, despite
  • 5,156bevakning guarding, surveillance
  • 5,157pannkaka a pancake (thin batter cake), a flop, a fiasco (total failure)
  • 5,159exklusiv exclusive, select
  • 5,160kredit credit
  • 5,161övre upper
  • 5,162broms brake, gad-fly
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