Swedish adjective · noun· top 2,000 most common

militär

military, armed

militär as an adjective

Meaning

military; armed

In Swedish: som avser krigsmakten, krigs-

Forms

Forms of militär
Basic formmilitärwith en-words
Neutermilitärtwith ett-words
Plural and definitemilitäraplural nouns, and after den / det / de

militär as a noun(en militär)

Meaning

serviceman

In Swedish: soldat

Forms

Forms of militär
Singular, indefiniteen militär
Singular, definitemilitären
Plural, indefinitemilitärer
Plural, definitemilitärerna

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

Practise militär

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What does militär mean?

militär in a sentence

  • militära styrkor
    armed forces
  • militär intervention
    military intervention
  • höga militärer
    high-ranking officers
  • militären grep makten genom en statskupp
    the army took power in a coup

Words built with militär

  • militärbas military base
  • militärdiktatur military dictatorship
  • militärregering military government

Questions

What does militär mean in English?

militär means “military, armed”.

Is it en militär or ett militär?

It is en militär, and “the serviceman” is militären.

What is the plural of militär?

The plural of militär is militärer, and the definite plural is militärerna.

Origin

Borrowed from French militaire.

Nearby common words

militär is number 1,449 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