Swedish verb

rasera

destroy, demolish

Meaning

destroy; demolish

In Swedish: fullständigt förstöra

Conjugation

Conjugation of rasera (destroy)
Infinitiveatt raserato destroy
Presentraserarjag raserar
Pastraseradejag raserade
Supineraseratused after har / hade
Perfecthar raseratjag har raserat
Past perfecthade raseratjag hade raserat
Futureska raseraor: kommer att rasera
Conditionalskulle raserajag skulle rasera
Imperativerasera!a command
Present participleraserande-ing, used as an adjective
Past participleraseradused like an adjective, and agrees like one

Passive (-s form)

Passive of rasera
Infinitiveraseras
Presentraseras
Pastraserades
Supineraserats

Group 1: -ar verbs. Present -ar, past -ade, supine -at. The largest and most regular group. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use raserar. See the four verb groups explained.

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Yesterday I … (rasera). Which is the past tense?

rasera in a sentence

  • en by som raserats under kriget
    a village that was destroyed (razed) in the war

Questions

What does rasera mean in English?

rasera means “destroy, demolish”.

What is the past tense of rasera?

The past tense of rasera is raserade (“jag raserade”). The supine is raserat, used in “jag har raserat”.

What is the present tense of rasera?

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

Similar words

nedrivastörtaförstörariva

Nearby common words

rasera is number 8,536 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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