separera
Meaning
separate
In Swedish: särskilja (något)
Conjugation
| Infinitive | att separera | to separate |
|---|---|---|
| Present | separerar | jag separerar |
| Past | separerade | jag separerade |
| Supine | separerat | used after har / hade |
| Perfect | har separerat | jag har separerat |
| Past perfect | hade separerat | jag hade separerat |
| Future | ska separera | or: kommer att separera |
| Conditional | skulle separera | jag skulle separera |
| Imperative | separera! | a command |
| Present participle | separerande | -ing, used as an adjective |
| Past participle | separerad | used like an adjective, and agrees like one |
Passive (-s form)
| Infinitive | separeras |
|---|---|
| Present | separeras |
| Past | separerades |
| Supine | separerats |
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 separerar. See the four verb groups explained.
Practise separera
1 / 2Yesterday I … (separera). Which is the past tense?
separera in a sentence
- separerad mjölkskimmed milk
Questions
What does separera mean in English?
separera means “separate”.
What is the past tense of separera?
The past tense of separera is separerade (“jag separerade”). The supine is separerat, used in “jag har separerat”.
What is the present tense of separera?
separerar, the same for every person: jag separerar, du separerar, vi separerar.
Similar words
Nearby common words
separera is number 4,083 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
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