en sladd
Meaning
[flexible] cord, flex; skid
In Swedish: ledning(stråd), kabel
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en sladd |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | sladden |
| Plural, indefinite | sladdar |
| Plural, definite | sladdarna |
sladd is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor sladd, den stora sladden. Check another noun
Practise sladd
1 / 2Is it en sladd or ett sladd?
sladd in a sentence
- bilen fick en sladd på den isiga vägenthe car got into a skid on the icy road
- stoppa i sladden i vägguttagetplug the cord into the wall outlet
- Apparaten har en lång sladdThe device has a long cord
- en sladd ner i diketa skid into the ditch
Words built with sladd
- sladdhållare cord holder
- strykjärnssladd flex for an iron
- sladdolycka skid accident
- sladdkrock skid collision
Questions
What does sladd mean in English?
sladd means “[flexible] cord, flex, skid”.
Is it en sladd or ett sladd?
It is en sladd, and “the [flexible] cord” is sladden.
What is the plural of sladd?
The plural of sladd is sladdar, and the definite plural is sladdarna.
Origin
Two main etymologies are 1) end, leftovers, same as slatt, 2) from sladda (“to slide, to skid”), related to släde (“a sled, a sleigh”).
Nearby common words
sladd is number 7,431 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 7,427audition audition
- 7,428anteckningsbok a notebook (book)
- 7,429nyårsafton New Year's Eve
- 7,430smickra flatter
- 7,432segrare conqueror, winner
- 7,433skyla cover; hide, veil
- 7,434pumpar pumps
- 7,435hanterade handled
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