Swedish noun

ett utskott

(standing) committee

Meaning

(standing) committee

In Swedish: kommitté (med riksdagsledamöter) som förbereder frågor som ska beslutas i riksdagen

Forms

Forms of utskott
Singular, indefiniteett utskott
Singular, definiteutskottet
Plural, indefiniteutskott
Plural, definiteutskotten

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

Practise utskott

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Is it en utskott or ett utskott?

Words built with utskott

  • utskottsbehandling committee work

Questions

What does utskott mean in English?

utskott means “(standing) committee”.

Is it en utskott or ett utskott?

It is ett utskott, and “the ” is utskottet.

What is the plural of utskott?

utskott doesn't change in the plural: ett utskott, två utskott (definite: utskotten).

Origin

From ut + skott, related to utskjuta (“to protrude”), like German Ausschuss.

Nearby common words

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