Swedish noun

en fotbollsspelare

football player

Meaning

football player

Forms

Forms of fotbollsspelare
Singular, indefiniteen fotbollsspelare
Singular, definitefotbollsspelaren
Plural, indefinitefotbollsspelare
Plural, definitefotbollsspelarna

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

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Is it en fotbollsspelare or ett fotbollsspelare?

Questions

What does fotbollsspelare mean in English?

fotbollsspelare means “football player”.

Is it en fotbollsspelare or ett fotbollsspelare?

It is en fotbollsspelare, and “the football player” is fotbollsspelaren.

What is the plural of fotbollsspelare?

fotbollsspelare doesn't change in the plural: en fotbollsspelare, två fotbollsspelare (definite: fotbollsspelarna).

Origin

From fotboll + -s- + spelare.

Nearby common words

fotbollsspelare is number 9,688 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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