Swedish noun· top 2,000 most common

en tillgång

access, supply, asset

Meaning

access; supply; asset

In Swedish: möjlighet att utnyttja, förfogande

Forms

Forms of tillgång
Singular, indefiniteen tillgång
Singular, definitetillgången
Plural, indefinitetillgångar
Plural, definitetillgångarna

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

Practise tillgång

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Is it en tillgång or ett tillgång?

tillgång in a sentence

  • god tillgång på vatten
    good supply of water
  • ha tillgång till telefon
    have access to a phone
  • rik tillgång på arbetskraft
    abundant supply of labour
  • hon är en tillgång för företaget
    she is an asset to the company
  • leva över sina tillgångar
    live beyond one's means
  • tillgång och efterfrågan
    supply and demand
  • personalen är vår största tillgång
    the staff is our biggest asset
  • du har inte tillgång till detta dokument
    you don't have access to this document

Words built with tillgång

  • aktietillgång shareholding

Questions

What does tillgång mean in English?

tillgång means “access, supply”.

Is it en tillgång or ett tillgång?

It is en tillgång, and “the access” is tillgången.

What is the plural of tillgång?

The plural of tillgång is tillgångar, and the definite plural is tillgångarna.

Similar words

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Nearby common words

tillgång is number 1,405 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

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Sources: Folkets lexikon (CC BY-SA 2.5) and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), edited by Lingolib. Recording: Wikimedia Commons. Browse the dictionary