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en länk

link

Meaning

link

In Swedish: ringformad del av kedja

Forms

Forms of länk
Singular, indefiniteen länk
Singular, definitelänken
Plural, indefinitelänkar
Plural, definitelänkarna

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

Practise länk

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Is it en länk or ett länk?

länk in a sentence

  • jag hittade en länk till deras webbplats
    I found a link to their web site
  • Kedjan består av tjugo länkar
    The chain consists of twenty links
  • Istanbul har varit en viktig länk mellan öst och väst
    Istanbul has been an important link between the east and the west
  • Han utgör en länk mellan de två kriminella gängen
    He constitutes a link between the two criminal gangs
  • den felande länken
    the missing link
  • Kan du skicka länken till sidan?
    Can you send me the link to the page?
  • radiolänk
    radio link
  • en guldlänk
    a gold link chain

Questions

What does länk mean in English?

länk means “link”.

Is it en länk or ett länk?

It is en länk, and “the link” is länken.

What is the plural of länk?

The plural of länk is länkar, and the definite plural is länkarna.

Similar words

kopplingkedja

Origin

From Old Swedish lænker, from Old Norse *hlenkr (cf.

Nearby common words

länk is number 4,043 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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