en skorsten
Meaning
chimney; funnel; smokestack
In Swedish: (murat) rör som leder ut rök
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en skorsten |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | skorstenen |
| Plural, indefinite | skorstenar |
| Plural, definite | skorstenarna |
skorsten is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor skorsten, den stora skorstenen. Check another noun
Practise skorsten
1 / 2Is it en skorsten or ett skorsten?
Words built with skorsten
- fabriksskorsten factory chimney
- skorstensmur chimney shaft
Questions
What does skorsten mean in English?
skorsten means “chimney, funnel”.
Is it en skorsten or ett skorsten?
It is en skorsten, and “the chimney” is skorstenen.
What is the plural of skorsten?
The plural of skorsten is skorstenar, and the definite plural is skorstenarna.
Origin
From Low German Schornstein, compound of schore (“support”) (ultimately from Proto-West Germanic *skeran (“to cut”)) and Stein (“rock”) (from Middle Low German sten).
Nearby common words
skorsten is number 6,652 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 6,648sprita to disinfect with alcohol, to drink hard liquor
- 6,649lyx luxury
- 6,650duk cloth, screen
- 6,651sits seat, lie [of the cards]
- 6,653superkraft superpower (a fictional extraordinary physical or mental ability)
- 6,654slagträ a bat (club used for striking the ball in sports such as baseball), something used to try to beat down an opponent, like an argument one sees as particularly strong
- 6,655vibb a vibe (aura, atmosphere)
- 6,656skärpt bright, smart
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