Swedish noun

en guldgruva

gold mine; a mine for gold ore or metal., gold mine; a very profitable economic venture.

Meaning

gold mine; a mine for gold ore or metal.; gold mine; a very profitable economic venture.

Forms

Forms of guldgruva
Singular, indefiniteen guldgruva
Singular, definiteguldgruvan
Plural, indefiniteguldgruvor
Plural, definiteguldgruvorna

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

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Is it en guldgruva or ett guldgruva?

Questions

What does guldgruva mean in English?

guldgruva means “gold mine; a mine for gold ore or metal., gold mine; a very profitable economic venture.”.

Is it en guldgruva or ett guldgruva?

It is en guldgruva, and “the gold mine” is guldgruvan.

What is the plural of guldgruva?

The plural of guldgruva is guldgruvor, and the definite plural is guldgruvorna.

Nearby common words

guldgruva is number 7,928 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 7,924morgonrock dressing gown, bathrobe
  • 7,925förenad joined, united
  • 7,926oviktig unimportant (not important or noteworthy)
  • 7,927ådra to contract (a disease, illness or injury), to incur; to expose oneself to (something harmful)
  • 7,929hara to trot; to move in a way that reminds the movement of a hare
  • 7,930braka crash
  • 7,931vax wax
  • 7,932granskning scrutiny, survey
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