Swedish adjective · noun

massiv

solid, massive

massiv as an adjective

Meaning

solid; massive

In Swedish: som är av samma ämne rätt igenom

Forms

Forms of massiv
Basic formmassivwith en-words
Neutermassivtwith ett-words
Plural and definitemassivaplural nouns, and after den / det / de
Comparativemassivare“-er”, “more …”
Superlativemassivast“-est”, “most …”

massiv as a noun(ett massiv)

Meaning

massif

In Swedish: stort sammanhängande bergsområde

Forms

Forms of massiv
Singular, indefiniteett massiv
Singular, definitemassivet
Plural, indefinitemassiv
Plural, definitemassiven

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

Practise massiv

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What does massiv mean?

massiv in a sentence

  • massivt silver
    solid silver
  • en massiv satsning
    a massive effort
  • en massiv opinion
    a massive opinion
  • massiva ovädersmoln
    massive storm clouds
  • en massiv best
    a massive beast
  • massiva protester
    massive protests
  • massiva förändringar
    massive changes
  • en massiv attack
    a massive attack

Questions

What does massiv mean in English?

massiv means “solid, massive”.

Is it en massiv or ett massiv?

It is ett massiv, and “the massif” is massivet.

What is the plural of massiv?

massiv doesn't change in the plural: ett massiv, två massiv (definite: massiven).

Similar words

grovsolidgedigenbastanthelgjuten

Nearby common words

massiv is number 5,056 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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