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grundläggare

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Swedish

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Etymology

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From grundlägga +‎ -are, like German Grundleger. Used for a mason of foundations since c. 1870. The other sense is older, known in Swedish since 1746, and most likely borrowed from German.

Noun

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grundläggare c

  1. a mason who lays the foundation (to a building)
  2. a founder (one who establishes an organization, a business, a city, etc.)

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