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Swedish noun

en specialitet

specialty

Meaning

specialty

In Swedish: produkt el. kunskap som någon är särskilt bra på

Forms

Forms of specialitet
Singular, indefiniteen specialitet
Singular, definitespecialiteten
Plural, indefinitespecialiteter
Plural, definitespecialiteterna

specialitet is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor specialitet, den stora specialiteten. Check another noun

Practise specialitet

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Is it en specialitet or ett specialitet?

specialitet in a sentence

  • restaurangens specialitet är fiskrätter
    the restaurant's specialty is fish
  • Det är min specialitet
    That's my specialty
  • en mexikansk specialitet
    a Mexican specialty

Questions

What does specialitet mean in English?

specialitet means “specialty”.

Is it en specialitet or ett specialitet?

It is en specialitet, and “the specialty” is specialiteten.

What is the plural of specialitet?

The plural of specialitet is specialiteter, and the definite plural is specialiteterna.

Similar words

expertisinriktning

Nearby common words

specialitet is number 5,328 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 5,324möjligtvis possibly
  • 5,325tema theme, principal parts [of a verb]
  • 5,326fotspår a footprint, a footstep (also figuratively)
  • 5,327pickup pick-up
  • 5,329cox a cox
  • 5,330design design
  • 5,331kross crusher (machine that crushes), chipping (fragment broken off from a larger material)
  • 5,332vissla whistle
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