Swedish noun

ett fotavtryck

footprint, a footprint (impression left by a foot), a footprint (ecological impact)

Meaning

footprint; a footprint (impression left by a foot); a footprint (ecological impact)

Forms

Forms of fotavtryck
Singular, indefiniteett fotavtryck
Singular, definitefotavtrycket
Plural, indefinitefotavtryck
Plural, definitefotavtrycken

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

Practise fotavtryck

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Is it en fotavtryck or ett fotavtryck?

Questions

What does fotavtryck mean in English?

fotavtryck means “footprint, a footprint (impression left by a foot)”.

Is it en fotavtryck or ett fotavtryck?

It is ett fotavtryck, and “the footprint” is fotavtrycket.

What is the plural of fotavtryck?

fotavtryck doesn't change in the plural: ett fotavtryck, två fotavtryck (definite: fotavtrycken).

Origin

fot (“foot”) + avtryck (“impression”)

Nearby common words

fotavtryck is number 7,944 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 7,939anställning position, situation
  • 7,940distans perspective, distance
  • 7,941enlighet in accordance with, accordance
  • 7,943sabotage sabotage
  • 7,945medeltida medieval, midieval
  • 7,946ömhet tenderness, soreness (pain or discomfort when an affected area is touched), tenderness, affectionateness (tendency to express warm, compassionate feelings)
  • 7,947häruppe up here (här + uppe)
  • 7,948småsak a (literal) small thing, a trifle, a triviality, a small thing
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