Swedish adjective · noun· top 5,000 most common

sund

sound, healthy/sɵnd/

sund as an adjective

Meaning

sound; healthy

In Swedish: frisk

Forms

Forms of sund
Basic formsundwith en-words
Neutersuntwith ett-words
Plural and definitesundaplural nouns, and after den / det / de
Comparativesundare“-er”, “more …”
Superlativesundast“-est”, “most …”

sund as a noun(ett sund)

Meaning

sound

In Swedish: trång passage i sjö el. hav

Forms

Forms of sund
Singular, indefiniteett sund
Singular, definitesundet
Plural, indefinitesund
Plural, definitesunden

sund is an ett-word, so adjectives agree with it: ett stort sund, det stora sundet. Check another noun

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What does sund mean?

sund in a sentence

  • sunt förnuft
    common sense
  • en sund själ i en sund kropp
    a healthy mind in a healthy body
  • en sund livsstil
    a healthy lifestyle
  • en sund inställning
    a healthy attitude
  • Gibraltar sund
    Strait of Gibraltar

Expressions

  • vid sunda vätskor
    sound, healthy

Questions

What does sund mean in English?

sund means “sound, healthy”.

Is it en sund or ett sund?

It is ett sund, and “the sound” is sundet.

What is the plural of sund?

sund doesn't change in the plural: ett sund, två sund (definite: sunden).

Similar words

hälsosamfriskhälsobefrämjandekry

Origin

Inherited from Old Swedish sunder, from Middle Low German sunt, from Old Saxon *sund, from Proto-West Germanic *sund.

Nearby common words

sund is number 3,970 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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