Swedish noun

en blankett

form

Meaning

form

In Swedish: papper med (förtryckt) text där man fyller i uppgifter som erfordras eller krävs

Forms

Forms of blankett
Singular, indefiniteen blankett
Singular, definiteblanketten
Plural, indefiniteblanketter
Plural, definiteblanketterna

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

Practise blankett

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Is it en blankett or ett blankett?

blankett in a sentence

  • fill out these blankets [common Swenglish]
    fill out these forms

Words built with blankett

  • blankettraseri form-filling mania
  • ansökningsblankett application form

Questions

What does blankett mean in English?

blankett means “form”.

Is it en blankett or ett blankett?

It is en blankett, and “the form” is blanketten.

What is the plural of blankett?

The plural of blankett is blanketter, and the definite plural is blanketterna.

Similar words

formulär

Origin

Borrowed from German Blankett of same meaning, from Old French blanchet; blanquet (“white, whitish”), attested since 1818.

Nearby common words

blankett is number 7,060 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 7,056nykomling a newcomer, a new arrival (including more or less figuratively, for example in sports contexts or of a product)
  • 7,057bortglömd forgotten (by most)
  • 7,058fridfull peaceful, serene
  • 7,059avfärd departure
  • 7,061ihålig hollow
  • 7,062magnet magnet
  • 7,063norm norm, standard
  • 7,064otänkbar unthinkable
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Sources: Folkets lexikon (CC BY-SA 2.5) and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), edited by Lingolib. Browse the dictionary