hbtqi

Swedish

Alternative forms

Etymology

Initialism of homosexuella, bisexuella, transpersoner, queerpersoner och intersexpersoner[1] (“homosexuals, bisexuals, trans people, queer people, and intersex people”)

Noun

hbtqi

  1. LGBTQI
    • 2021 November 25, “Hbtqi”, in RFSL‎[1], archived from the original on 11 February 2025:
      År 2012 började RFSL använda hbtq istället för hbt, och år 2019 etablerades officiellt förkortningen hbtqi.
      In 2012, RFSL began using LGBTQ instead of LGBT, and in 2019 the abbreviation LGBTQI was officially established.
    • 2024 February 12, Ida Nilsson, “Gävle kommun inrättar ett hbtqi-råd”, in Sveriges Television‎[2], archived from the original on 13 February 2024:
      Rådet träffas fyra gånger per år och består av Gävle kommun och personer från hbtqi-rörelser.
      The council meets four times a year, and is made up of Gävle Municipality and people from LGBTQI movements.
    • 2024 July 28, Emilia Aro, “Kritk mot att hbtqi-personer nekas asyl – Isaq måste tillbaka till Uganda”, in Sveriges Radio‎[3], archived from the original on 25 February 2025:
      Migrationsverket får än en gång kritik av RFSL för att bryta mot lagen i sin hantering av hbtqi-personer som söker asyl i Sverige.
      The Swedish Migration Agency is once again being criticized by RFSL for violating the law in its handling of LGBTQI people seeking asylum in Sweden.

Usage notes

Often used as a prefix in compounds

References

  1. ^ Språkrådets frågelåda
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