Swedish noun

en studs

bounce, rebound

Meaning

bounce; rebound

In Swedish: återgående rörelse hos (vissa) föremål som stöter på ett hinder

Forms

Forms of studs
Singular, indefiniteen studs
Singular, definitestudsen
Plural, indefinitestudsar
Plural, definitestudsarna

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

Practise studs

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Is it en studs or ett studs?

studs in a sentence

  • en hög studs
    a high bounce
  • bollen gjorde tre studsar
    the ball made three bounces
  • en studs mot väggen
    a bounce against the wall
  • Bollen har bra studs
    The ball has good bounce

Questions

What does studs mean in English?

studs means “bounce, rebound”.

Is it en studs or ett studs?

It is en studs, and “the bounce” is studsen.

What is the plural of studs?

The plural of studs is studsar, and the definite plural is studsarna.

Origin

Deverbal from studsa (“to bounce”).

Nearby common words

studs is number 8,518 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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  • 8,514jojo Expresses irony or schadenfreude., Expresses that one (contrary to what the other person thinks) agrees (but has other objections).
  • 8,515hundvalp a puppy (young dog)
  • 8,517hedersord word of honor
  • 8,519infrastruktur infrastructure
  • 8,520förkasta discard, reject
  • 8,521hagga hag
  • 8,522komplott conspiracy
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