Swedish noun

ett klimat

climate

Meaning

climate

In Swedish: normala väderleksförhållanden inom ett område

Forms

Forms of klimat
Singular, indefiniteett klimat
Singular, definiteklimatet
Plural, indefiniteklimat
Plural, definiteklimaten

klimat is an ett-word, so adjectives agree with it: ett stort klimat, det stora klimatet. Check another noun

Practise klimat

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Is it en klimat or ett klimat?

klimat in a sentence

  • det politiska klimatet
    the political climate

Words built with klimat

  • kustklimat coastal climate
  • klimatombyte change of climate

Questions

What does klimat mean in English?

klimat means “climate”.

Is it en klimat or ett klimat?

It is ett klimat, and “the climate” is klimatet.

What is the plural of klimat?

klimat doesn't change in the plural: ett klimat, två klimat (definite: klimaten).

Nearby common words

klimat is number 6,561 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 6,557tjänsteman a white-collar worker, or the role of such a person, the white-collar part of a company; administration, management, sales, etc.
  • 6,558avslöjande disclosure, revealing
  • 6,559bark bark
  • 6,560biograf picture theatre, movie (theater (US))
  • 6,562krage collar
  • 6,563näring nourishment, industry
  • 6,564tillsätta add, appoint
  • 6,565utspela kataklysm, to be set, to play out, to take place (of a story that takes place somewhere)
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