Swedish pronoun · adverb · noun· top 100 most common

allt

all 1, everything, all/alt/

allt as a pronoun

Meaning

all 1; everything, all

allt as an adverb

Meaning

"to an increasing degree"; certainly; probably

In Swedish: ännu, ytterligare

allt as a noun(ett allt)

Meaning

the universe, the world

Practise allt

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What does allt mean?

allt in a sentence

  • allt större
    bigger and bigger
  • allt oftare
    more and more frequently
  • Du ska allt få ångra det här!
    You'll certainly regret that!
  • Det har blivit allt svårare att hitta god kebabsås i Säffle
    It has become increasingly difficult to find good kebab sauce in Säffle
  • Han är allt bra tokig, den där trollkarlen
    He sure is a kooky one, that wizard

Expressions

  • hela alltet
    the whole lot

Questions

What does allt mean in English?

allt means “all 1, everything, all”.

Is it en allt or ett allt?

It is ett allt.

Similar words

alltsammansallting

Where the course teaches it

Nearby common words

allt is number 74 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 70henne her, her; object form of hon (=she)
  • 71alla everyone, all, everybody, everyone
  • 72upp up (similar senses to English, though compare uppe), open (to an open position or state)
  • 73gå go, walk
  • 75ingen no one, none
  • 76tack thanks, thank you, please (to add politeness)
  • 77få get, receive
  • 78sa said
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