Swedish noun· top 5,000 most common

en version

version

Meaning

version

In Swedish: (alternativt) sätt att beskriva något

Forms

Forms of version
Singular, indefiniteen version
Singular, definiteversionen
Plural, indefiniteversioner
Plural, definiteversionerna

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

Practise version

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Is it en version or ett version?

version in a sentence

  • lastbilen finns i en större version
    the truck is available in a bigger version
  • polisen har en annan version av händelsen
    the police have a different version of the incident

Words built with version

  • filmversion film version

Questions

What does version mean in English?

version means “version”.

Is it en version or ett version?

It is en version, and “the version” is versionen.

What is the plural of version?

The plural of version is versioner, and the definite plural is versionerna.

Similar words

typ

Origin

From Medieval Latin versiō.

Nearby common words

version is number 2,425 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.

  • 2,421kring around
  • 2,422höjd altitude, height
  • 2,423parkera park
  • 2,424flygplan airplane, aeroplane (a winged aircraft)
  • 2,426råda to advise (give advice (to someone)), synonym of bestämma (in the sense of "(get to) decide"), (often) to rule, to reign
  • 2,427icke non-
  • 2,428pinsamt embarrassing
  • 2,429överväga consider, be in the majority
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