en kriminaltekniker
Meaning
a forensic technician; a person who collect evidence from a crime scene and analyse evidence in laboratory
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en kriminaltekniker |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | kriminalteknikern |
| Plural, indefinite | kriminaltekniker |
| Plural, definite | kriminalteknikerna |
kriminaltekniker is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor kriminaltekniker, den stora kriminalteknikern. Check another noun
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Questions
What does kriminaltekniker mean in English?
kriminaltekniker means “a forensic technician; a person who collect evidence from a crime scene and analyse evidence in laboratory”.
Is it en kriminaltekniker or ett kriminaltekniker?
It is en kriminaltekniker, and “the a forensic technician” is kriminalteknikern.
What is the plural of kriminaltekniker?
kriminaltekniker doesn't change in the plural: en kriminaltekniker, två kriminaltekniker (definite: kriminalteknikerna).
Origin
Affix of kriminalteknik (“forensic science”) + -er (“-an; -ist”).
Nearby common words
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