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såra

wound, hurt/soːra/

Meaning

wound; hurt

In Swedish: ge sår

Conjugation

Conjugation of såra (wound)
Infinitiveatt sårato wound
Presentsårarjag sårar
Pastsåradejag sårade
Supinesåratused after har / hade
Perfecthar såratjag har sårat
Past perfecthade såratjag hade sårat
Futureska såraor: kommer att såra
Conditionalskulle sårajag skulle såra
Imperativesåra!a command
Present participlesårande-ing, used as an adjective
Past participlesåradused like an adjective, and agrees like one

Passive (-s form)

Passive of såra
Infinitivesåras
Presentsåras
Pastsårades
Supinesårats

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 sårar. See the four verb groups explained.

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såra in a sentence

  • hon sårar mig med sina ideliga anmärkningar
    I am hurt by her constant criticism
  • Din kommentar sårade mig
    Your comment hurt me

Questions

What does såra mean in English?

såra means “wound, hurt”.

What is the past tense of såra?

The past tense of såra is sårade (“jag sårade”). The supine is sårat, used in “jag har sårat”.

What is the present tense of såra?

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

Similar words

åsamka lidande

Origin

sår + -a

Nearby common words

såra is number 1,658 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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