Wiktionary:Requested entries (Swedish)

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Misc

• ⁅ ⁆ - symbol entry for piggparenteser, used in Swedish bilingual dictionaries

A

• absorptionsspektrofotometri
• ai, nai - see Proto-Finnic *akja
• alinea - pilcrow ¶
• år och dag synonym of natt och år, means a year and a day, both the legal concept (now historical in Sweden) and the idiom.

B

• bakkapytta - southern Swedish. Mentioned by Hylten-Cavallius in the "Wärend". A witch (trollbacka), who shapeshifts into a hen (pytta).
• bergvar
• bergkulle - an eroded inselberg. Need a proper English translation. The same as Russian сопка (sopka). Part of bergkullslätt.

D

• dorn (page exists but does not have a Swedish entry) — surjection ⟨??⟩ 11:53, 3 November 2021 (UTC)
• dunga - see Proto-Indo-European *dʰengʰ-
• dus (“noise”) - appears in the expression sus och dus

E

• el - short for eller, alt form of el.
• emöt - common gender, from french émeute, archaic or obsolete or something

F

• fläin (“swollen ice”) - dialectal, mentioned in one etymology in the Norwegian Academy Dictionary (here) for Norwegian flein, see also SAOB for "flen"
• flarn
• feyra - etymon of Icelandic veira?
• flepa (“to talk nonsense”) - see English flippant

G

• gutnisk
• gorm (“filth; fish guts; fruit solids left over after pressing the juice out”) - see Icelandic gormur
• grissla - see Finnish kiisla
• gångare - walker, esp. racewalker; (archaic or maybe dialectal) riding horse (e.g."Bergtrollets frieri", verse 2, in Bidrag till Södermalms äldre kulturhistoria, 1877, page 22). descendants include partigångare.
• göra gemensam sak - (idiomatic) join forces, make common cause

H

• herr Omnes (the mob, the multitude): see Swedish entry on de.wikt
• hilka - etymon of Finnish hilkka (“bonnet”)
• Hundturken

J

• julgubbe - maybe the same as Finnish joulupukki

K

• kastpenning
• kontraktsbröd - Unsure, found on Swedish music video, I don't speak Swedish myself, so not sure what it means.
• koltunna: old unit of measure?
• kise - dialectal form of kisse/kissa, mentioned in Finnish kissa
• kiss or kis - interjection to call a cat - kiss mentioned in Swedish kisse / kis mentioned in Finnish kissa
• Kajaneborg, Kajanaland - see Finnish Kajaani
• knackkorv - some kind of sausage
• kisse-mirre - mentioned in Finnish mirri (“pussy-cat”)

L

• låtmandola - a musical instrument
• läna - see Proto-Germanic *laihnijaną

M

• masa (“move or work slowly”) - the dialectal sense in the etymology
• mausa - Dialectal word for mosquito (mygga).
• mjukstut: some kind of flatbread-based snack food
• moderskapsförpackning = baby box, maternity package

N

• natt och år synonym of år och dag, means a year and a day, both the legal concept (now historical in Sweden) and the idiom.
• naturutan / naturrutan common example of a palindrome.
• niggla (“to be stingy”) - mentioned in the etymology of English niggard

P

• pälssäl. Originally requested by someone else on Finnish requests, but this is a Swedish word, not Finnish. — SURJECTION ^{/ T / C / L /} 15:26, 8 January 2023 (UTC)
• pust - see Finnish korvapuusti
• piggparentes - ⁅ ⁆ used in Swedish bilingual dictionaries
• Palmemord - proper noun, informal, the Olof Palme assassination, sometimes indefinite as here [1] [2] [3]

R

• rack - etymon of Estonian rakk (“parrel”)
• retsam, retsamhet
• ról, rω̄l - Estonian Swedish, see Estonian rool (“wheel, steering wheel”)
• rω̄l, roul - Finland Swedish, see Estonian rool (“wheel, steering wheel”)
• rotabagge - see English rutabaga
• råpa (“pile of dung”) - see Icelandic ræpa

S

• Sasja: girl's name
• Säther and/or Saether - surname, probably equivalent to Norwegian Sæther.
• skräppa — surjection ⟨??⟩ 14:19, 3 November 2021 (UTC)
• sockenhuvudort
• sorgflor - mort cloth, pall
• speciesdaler: see Speciesthaler
• snattar (“nipples”) - see Old Norse naddr (Unclear what the singular form is)
• schäs - see Finnish kiesit
• stritsa (“slingshot, to bounce”) - see Finnish ritsa
• silja/silla - see Proto-Germanic *silô
• spenatplättar - a kind of spinach pancake?
• storfurste - grand duke, one of the Swedish monarch's many titles "storfurste" or "storfurstinna av / till Finland" for example. This is oddly also missing from the Swedish wiktionary. Finnish national library

T

• trådgardin - apparently net curtain --Droigheann (talk) 14:54, 9 June 2020 (UTC)
• tattar - see Estonian tatar
• tωps - see Estonian tups
• tåmbäl - see Finnish tomppeli

V

• vira, wira: a card game: Vira (card game)
  • virapulla
• vareviga: every, every single (without exception). See also varenda. See https://svenska.se/tre/?pz=1&sok=vareviga

Å

• ån (feminine), åne (masculine) - dialectal words, etymons of Norwegian one. See Norwegian Academy Dictionary

Other sources

• Swedish units of measurement