Swedish noun

en karamell

caramel, candy (US), sweet

Meaning

caramel; candy (US); sweet

In Swedish: (hård) sötsak

Forms

Forms of karamell
Singular, indefiniteen karamell
Singular, definitekaramellen
Plural, indefinitekarameller
Plural, definitekaramellerna

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

Practise karamell

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Is it en karamell or ett karamell?

karamell in a sentence

  • Mästerskapstiteln är en karamell att suga länge på
    The championship title is a sweet to suck on for a long time
  • smällkaramell
    Christmas cracker

Questions

What does karamell mean in English?

karamell means “caramel, candy (US)”.

Is it en karamell or ett karamell?

It is en karamell, and “the caramel” is karamellen.

What is the plural of karamell?

The plural of karamell is karameller, and the definite plural is karamellerna.

Similar words

konfekt

Origin

From French caramel, attested from 1775.

Nearby common words

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Sources: Folkets lexikon (CC BY-SA 2.5) and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), edited by Lingolib. Browse the dictionary