Swedish noun· top 5,000 most common

en andel

proportion, share, participation, interest in

Meaning

proportion; share; participation; interest in

In Swedish: del, bidrag

Forms

Forms of andel
Singular, indefiniteen andel
Singular, definiteandelen
Plural, indefiniteandelar
Plural, definiteandelarna

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

Practise andel

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Is it en andel or ett andel?

andel in a sentence

  • kvinnornas andel av inkomsterna minskar
    women's incomes are dropping, the proportion of income earned by women is dropping
  • Vilken andel av fiskarna är gula?
    What proportion of the fish are yellow?

Words built with andel

  • procentandel percentage share
  • andelshus condominium (building)

Questions

What does andel mean in English?

andel means “proportion, share”.

Is it en andel or ett andel?

It is en andel, and “the proportion” is andelen.

What is the plural of andel?

The plural of andel is andelar, and the definite plural is andelarna.

Similar words

bitdelpartaktiekvotprocent

Origin

an + del, similar to German Anteil

Nearby common words

andel is number 3,197 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 3,193längesen long ago
  • 3,194avslöjad revealed, uncovered
  • 3,195oerhört terrifically, enormously
  • 3,196dos dose
  • 3,198dubbla double
  • 3,199förbjuda forbid
  • 3,200sky shrink from, avoid
  • 3,201di suck, suckle; milk from the mother (human or animal) directly to the offspring
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