en morot
Meaning
carrot
In Swedish: en gulröd rotfrukt
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en morot |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | moroten |
| Plural, indefinite | morötter |
| Plural, definite | morötterna |
morot is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor morot, den stora moroten. Check another noun
Practise morot
1 / 2Is it en morot or ett morot?
morot in a sentence
- knapra på en morotnibble on a carrot
- Kaniner gillar morötterRabbits like carrots
- morotslandcarrot patch
- piska och morotcarrot and stick [whip] (idiomatic)
Questions
What does morot mean in English?
morot means “carrot”.
Is it en morot or ett morot?
It is en morot, and “the carrot” is moroten.
What is the plural of morot?
The plural of morot is morötter, and the definite plural is morötterna.
Origin
From Old Swedish mororot, moro rot, calque of Middle Low German morwortel (“carrot”), from more + wortel.
Nearby common words
morot is number 7,268 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 7,264desarmera to disarm, to defuse (a bomb or the like, or figuratively)
- 7,265serienummer a serial number
- 7,266barnunge a (small) child, someone immature, a baby
- 7,267mjölka milk
- 7,269gulliga cute
- 7,270blanka blank, to polish, to make shining (blank), to shine shoes or other leather items; to groom (brush) animals
- 7,271jordnötter peanut, peanuts
- 7,272märkvärdig curious, quaint, strange
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