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brännas

burnAlso the passive of bränna.

Meaning

burn

In Swedish: göra ont av för stark värme

Conjugation

Conjugation of brännas (burn)
Infinitiveatt brännasto burn
Presentbrännsjag bränns
Pastbrändesjag brändes
Supinebräntsused after har / hade
Perfecthar bräntsjag har bränts
Past perfecthade bräntsjag hade bränts
Futureska brännasor: kommer att brännas
Conditionalskulle brännasjag skulle brännas

brännas is a deponent verb: it ends in -s in every form but has an active meaning, so it has no separate passive. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use bränns. See the four verb groups explained.

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What does brännas mean?

brännas in a sentence

  • elden bränns
    the fire is too hot
  • Brännässlor bränns
    Stinging nettles sting
  • Wasabi bränns i näsan
    Wasabi burns/stings in your nose
  • Bränns det?
    Am I getting close?

Expressions

  • nu bränns det
    you're getting warm

Questions

What does brännas mean in English?

brännas means “burn”.

What is the past tense of brännas?

The past tense of brännas is brändes (“jag brändes”). The supine is bränts, used in “jag har bränts”.

What is the present tense of brännas?

bränns, the same for every person: jag bränns, du bränns, vi bränns.

Nearby common words

brännas is number 4,861 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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