Swedish noun · adjective · interjection· top 5,000 most common

en halt

content, percentageAlso the neuter form of hal.

halt as a noun(en halt)

Meaning

content; percentage

In Swedish: andel av ett ämne i en blandning

Forms

Forms of halt
Singular, indefiniteen halt
Singular, definitehalten
Plural, indefinitehalter
Plural, definitehalterna

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

halt as an adjective

Meaning

limping; lame

In Swedish: som går ojämnt på grund av skada i benet

Forms

Forms of halt
Basic formhaltwith en-words
Neuterhaltwith ett-words
Plural and definitehaltaplural nouns, and after den / det / de

halt as an interjection

Meaning

halt

In Swedish: stopp

Practise halt

1 / 2

Is it en halt or ett halt?

halt in a sentence

  • halten av guld i en legering
    the gold content of an alloy
  • fetthalt
    fat content
  • sanningshalt
    veracity ("truth content")
  • Hären gjorde halt
    The army stopped ("made halt")

Words built with halt

  • svavelhalt sulphur content

Questions

What does halt mean in English?

halt means “content, percentage”.

Is it en halt or ett halt?

It is en halt, and “the content” is halten.

What is the plural of halt?

The plural of halt is halter, and the definite plural is halterna.

Origin

From German Halt

Nearby common words

halt is number 3,642 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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