ett illamående
illamående as a noun(ett illamående)
Meaning
indisposition; feeling of sickness
In Swedish: det att må illa, kväljningar
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | ett illamående |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | illamåendet |
| Plural, indefinite | illamåenden |
| Plural, definite | illamåendena |
illamående is an ett-word, so adjectives agree with it: ett stort illamående, det stora illamåendet. Check another noun
illamående as an adjective
Meaning
nauseous, nauseated, feeling sick
Forms
| Basic form | illamående | with en-words |
|---|---|---|
| Comparative | mer illamående | “-er”, “more …” |
| Superlative | mest illamående | “-est”, “most …” |
Practise illamående
1 / 2Is it en illamående or ett illamående?
Questions
What does illamående mean in English?
illamående means “indisposition, feeling of sickness”.
Is it en illamående or ett illamående?
It is ett illamående, and “the indisposition” is illamåendet.
What is the plural of illamående?
The plural of illamående is illamåenden, and the definite plural is illamåendena.
Origin
illa (“ill”) + mående (“feeling”), from the present participle of må illa.
Nearby common words
illamående is number 4,695 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 4,691fäst fast (firmly or securely fixed in place), attached to (fond of)
- 4,692apotek chemist's, drugstore (US)
- 4,693fysik constitution, physique
- 4,694innanför inside, within
- 4,696glatt made... happy, slippery
- 4,697oändlig infinite, endless
- 4,698mo sandy soil, a sandy field, a moor, a heath
- 4,699dykt dived
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