en lustigkurre
Meaning
someone who often jokes around or plays jokes, a funny guy, a joker, a clown
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en lustigkurre |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | lustigkurren |
| Plural, indefinite | lustigkurrar |
| Plural, definite | lustigkurrarna |
lustigkurre is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor lustigkurre, den stora lustigkurren. Check another noun
Practise lustigkurre
1 / 2Is it en lustigkurre or ett lustigkurre?
lustigkurre in a sentence
- Kalle är en riktig lustigkurre med sina vitsarKalle is a real funny fellow with his jokes
- Vilken lustigkurre har beställt en trästaty av Lenin i mitt namn?What funny guy has ordered a wooden statue of Lenin in my name?
Questions
What does lustigkurre mean in English?
lustigkurre means “someone who often jokes around or plays jokes, a funny guy, a joker, a clown”.
Is it en lustigkurre or ett lustigkurre?
It is en lustigkurre, and “the someone who often jokes around or plays jokes” is lustigkurren.
What is the plural of lustigkurre?
The plural of lustigkurre is lustigkurrar, and the definite plural is lustigkurrarna.
Origin
Compound of lustig (“funny”) + kurre (“oddball”).
Nearby common words
lustigkurre is number 9,828 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
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- 9,826mille clipping of miljon
- 9,827fångläger prison camp
- 9,829skrota scrap, break up
- 9,830tvättmaskin a washing machine
- 9,833förebyggande prevention, preventive
- 9,834hundratal around one hundred, hundreds
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