Swedish verb· top 5,000 most common

mötas

meet, passAlso the passive of möta.

Meaning

meet; pass

In Swedish: träffa varandra

Conjugation

Conjugation of mötas (meet)
Infinitiveatt mötasto meet
Presentmötsjag möts
Pastmöttesjag möttes
Supinemöttsused after har / hade
Perfecthar möttsjag har mötts
Past perfecthade möttsjag hade mötts
Futureska mötasor: kommer att mötas
Conditionalskulle mötasjag skulle mötas
Imperativemöts!a command

mötas is a deponent verb: it ends in -s in every form but has an active meaning, so it has no separate passive. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use möts. See the four verb groups explained.

Practise mötas

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What does mötas mean?

mötas in a sentence

  • vi möttes i Rom
    we met in Rome
  • bilarna möttes på bron
    the cars passed one another on the bridge
  • Vi möttes vid bensinstationen
    We met at the gas station
  • Bilarna möttes i en kurva
    The cars met in a curve
  • Lagen möttes i finalen
    The teams met in the final

Questions

What does mötas mean in English?

mötas means “meet, pass”.

What is the past tense of mötas?

The past tense of mötas is möttes (“jag möttes”). The supine is mötts, used in “jag har mötts”.

What is the present tense of mötas?

möts, the same for every person: jag möts, du möts, vi möts.

Similar words

sammanträffaträffaråkasstråla sammanträffas

Where the course teaches it

Nearby common words

mötas is number 2,491 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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