Swedish adjective · noun

tät

close, tight, wealthy

tät as an adjective

Meaning

close; tight; wealthy

In Swedish: utan stora mellanrum; kompakt, koncentrerad

Forms

Forms of tät
Basic formtätwith en-words
Neutertättwith ett-words
Plural and definitetätaplural nouns, and after den / det / de
Comparativetätare“-er”, “more …”
Superlativetätast“-est”, “most …”

tät as a noun(en tät)

Meaning

head

In Swedish: främsta del (av en trupp etc)

Forms

Forms of tät
Singular, indefiniteen tät
Singular, definitetäten

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

Practise tät

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What does tät mean?

tät in a sentence

  • en tät skog
    a dense forest
  • tät dimma
    thick fog
  • tät trafik
    heavy traffic
  • en tät jacka
    a windproof jacket
  • gå i täten
    walk at the head of
  • En ung löjtnant red i täten.
    A young lieutenant rode in the front.
  • Knivsta ligger i täten när det gäller befolkningsökning.
    Knivsta is in the lead when it comes to population increase.

Words built with tät

Questions

What does tät mean in English?

tät means “close, tight”.

Is it en tät or ett tät?

It is en tät, and “the head” is täten.

Similar words

kompaktpenningstarkpackadrik

Origin

From Old Norse þéttr (“tight, watertight”), from Proto-Germanic *þinhtaz.

Nearby common words

tät is number 5,601 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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