en inredning
Meaning
equipment; furnishing
In Swedish: det att inreda; möbler
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en inredning |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | inredningen |
| Plural, indefinite | inredningar |
| Plural, definite | inredningarna |
inredning is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor inredning, den stora inredningen. Check another noun
Practise inredning
1 / 2Is it en inredning or ett inredning?
inredning in a sentence
- gardiner som kompletterar rummets övriga inredningcurtains that complement the rest of the room's decor
Words built with inredning
- inredningsarkitekt interior designer
- heminredning home furnishings
Questions
What does inredning mean in English?
inredning means “equipment, furnishing”.
Is it en inredning or ett inredning?
It is en inredning, and “the equipment” is inredningen.
What is the plural of inredning?
The plural of inredning is inredningar, and the definite plural is inredningarna.
Origin
From inreda + -ning.
Nearby common words
inredning is number 8,286 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 8,282följe companion, escort
- 8,283stimulera stimulate
- 8,284hut dog command for calling off and silencing (driving) dogs en pursuit, respect, good manners (how to behave), (ability to feel appropriate) shame
- 8,285hypotes hypothesis
- 8,287kanot canoe
- 8,288kruka pot
- 8,289otalt unresolved (about conflict)
- 8,290propaganda propaganda, publicity
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