inäga

Swedish

Etymology

Compound of in (“in”) +‎ äga (“own; property”), contrast with utäga (“outfield”). First attested in 1715.

Noun

inäga c

1. (agriculture) An infield; the grounds of an agricultural property in direct adjacency to the farmstead (e.g. garden, pastures, and fields).

   Synonyms: inmark, inägomark

   Antonyms: utmark, utäga (“outfield”)

Declension

Declension of inäga

		nominative	genitive
singular	indefinite	inäga	inägas
	definite	inägan	inägans
plural	indefinite	inägor	inägors
	definite	inägorna	inägornas