en peppar
Meaning
pepper
In Swedish: stark krydda från växter av släktet Piper
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en peppar |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | pepparn |
peppar is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor peppar, den stora pepparn. Check another noun
Practise peppar
1 / 1Is it en peppar or ett peppar?
peppar in a sentence
- krydda med salt och pepparseason with salt and pepper
- salt och pepparsalt and pepper
Expressions
- önska någon dit pepparn växertell sby to go to blazes
- gå åt pepparngo wrong
- peppar peppartouch wood
Words built with peppar
- vitpeppar white pepper
- svartpeppar black pepper
- pepparkvarn pepper mill
Questions
What does peppar mean in English?
peppar means “pepper”.
Is it en peppar or ett peppar?
It is en peppar, and “the pepper” is pepparn.
Origin
From Old Swedish pepar, pipar, from Old Norse piparr, from Latin piper, from Ancient Greek πέπερι (péperi).
Nearby common words
peppar is number 7,949 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 7,945medeltida medieval, midieval
- 7,946ömhet tenderness, soreness (pain or discomfort when an affected area is touched), tenderness, affectionateness (tendency to express warm, compassionate feelings)
- 7,947häruppe up here (här + uppe)
- 7,948småsak a (literal) small thing, a trifle, a triviality, a small thing
- 7,950tillkännagivande an announcement
- 7,951flöt flowed
- 7,952norska Norwegian, Norwegian woman
- 7,953lekplats a playground, a place (usually identical from year to year) where animals engage in lek
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