snudda

Icelandic

Etymology

From snuð.

Noun

snudda f (genitive singular snuddu, nominative plural snuddur)

  1. (informal) pacifier, dummy (device for babies to suck on)

Declension
declension of snudda
f-w1 singular plural
indefinite definite indefinite definite
nominative snudda snuddan snuddur snuddurnar
accusative snuddu snudduna snuddur snuddurnar
dative snuddu snuddunni snuddum snuddunum
genitive snuddu snuddunnar snudda/snuddna snuddanna/snuddnanna

Further reading

Swedish

Verb

snudda (present snuddar, preterite snuddade, supine snuddat, imperative snudda)

  1. (often with vid) to touch slightly enough to be almost no touch at all
  2. (often with vid, figuratively) to get very close to something (abstract) without actually reaching it

Conjugation
Conjugation of snudda (weak)
Active Passive
Infinitive snudda snuddas
Supine snuddat snuddats
Imperative snudda —
Imper. plural1 snudden —
Present Past Present Past
Indicative snuddar snuddade snuddas snuddades
Ind. plural1 snudda snuddade snuddas snuddades
Subjunctive2 snudde snuddade snuddes snuddades
Participles
Present participle snuddande
Past participle snuddad
1 Archaic. 2 Dated. See the appendix on Swedish verbs.

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