Swedish verb

enas

uniteAlso the passive of ena.

Meaning

unite

Conjugation

Conjugation of enas (unite)
Infinitive	att enas	to unite
Present	enas	jag enas
Past	enades	jag enades
Supine	enats	used after har / hade
Perfect	har enats	jag har enats
Past perfect	hade enats	jag hade enats
Future	ska enas	or: kommer att enas
Conditional	skulle enas	jag skulle enas
Imperative	enas!	a command

enas 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 enas. See the four verb groups explained.

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What does enas mean?

enas in a sentence

De enades
They came to an agreement
De enades om att bygga en ny fabrik
They agreed (with each other) to build a new factory (literally, "They came to an agreement about building a new factory")

Questions

What does enas mean in English?

enas means “unite”.

What is the past tense of enas?

The past tense of enas is enades (“jag enades”). The supine is enats, used in “jag har enats”.

What is the present tense of enas?

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

Origin

Passive of ena (“unite”).

Nearby common words

enas is number 6,196 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

6,192skallig bald-headed, bald
6,193uggla owl
6,194prickskytt sniper, Marksman
6,195huvudkontor Headquarters
6,197fräsch fresh (looking)
6,198inspirerande inspirational
6,199ironi irony
6,200uppståndelse stir, resurrection

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