turas
Meaning
only used in turas om (“take turns”)
Conjugation
| Infinitive | att turas | to only used in turas om |
|---|---|---|
| Present | turas | jag turas |
| Past | turades | jag turades |
| Supine | turats | used after har / hade |
| Perfect | har turats | jag har turats |
| Past perfect | hade turats | jag hade turats |
| Future | ska turas | or: kommer att turas |
| Conditional | skulle turas | jag skulle turas |
| Imperative | turas! | a command |
turas is a deponent verb: it ends in -s in every form but has an active meaning, so it has no separate passive. Swedish verbs don't change for person: jag, du, hon, vi and de all use turas. See the four verb groups explained.
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Questions
What does turas mean in English?
turas means “only used in turas om (“take turns”)”.
What is the past tense of turas?
The past tense of turas is turades (“jag turades”). The supine is turats, used in “jag har turats”.
What is the present tense of turas?
turas, the same for every person: jag turas, du turas, vi turas.
Origin
From obsolete tura (“alternate; take turns”), from tur (“turn”).
Nearby common words
turas is number 9,151 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 9,147tjat nagging
- 9,148ventilation ventilation
- 9,149försonas become reconciled, make up
- 9,150inslagen wrapped, smashed, broken
- 9,152orubblig immovable
- 9,153ene one; masculine definite of en
- 9,154hangarfartyg aircraft carrier (warship for launching aircraft)
- 9,155böld abscess, boil
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