Swedish noun

ett anslag

grant, subvention, allowance, appropriation, bill, poster, notice

Meaning

grant, subvention, allowance, appropriation; bill; poster; notice; touch; stroke

In Swedish: pengar beviljade av stat eller kommun

Forms

Forms of anslag
Singular, indefiniteett anslag
Singular, definiteanslaget
Plural, indefiniteanslag
Plural, definiteanslagen

anslag is an ett-word, so adjectives agree with it: ett stort anslag, det stora anslaget. Check another noun

Practise anslag

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Is it en anslag or ett anslag?

anslag in a sentence

  • begära anslag till (el. för) ett projekt
    apply for funding for a project
  • sätta upp ett anslag
    post a notice
  • ett mjukt anslag på tangenterna
    a gentle keystroke

Words built with anslag

  • anslagsbeviljande (appropriation-) granting authority
  • statsanslag Government (State, public) subsidy
  • anslagsäskande I simpply stimates
  • anslagstavla noticeboard

Questions

What does anslag mean in English?

anslag means “grant, subvention, allowance, appropriation, bill”.

Is it en anslag or ett anslag?

It is ett anslag, and “the grant” is anslaget.

What is the plural of anslag?

anslag doesn't change in the plural: ett anslag, två anslag (definite: anslagen).

Similar words

meddelande

Origin

an + slag

Nearby common words

anslag is number 9,051 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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Sources: Folkets lexikon (CC BY-SA 2.5) and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), edited by Lingolib. Recording: Wikimedia Commons. Browse the dictionary