invit

Swedish

Etymology

Borrowed from French invite. Attested since 1783.

Noun

invit c

  1. an implied invitation (to cooperate or the like)
    dra tillbaka trupperna som en invit
    withdraw the troops as an invitation (for the other part to do the same or the like)
  2. a sexual invitation, an advance
    ge någon inviter
    give someone (veiled) sexual invitations
    otillbörliga sexuella inviter
    inappropriate sexual invitations
  3. (bridge) an invitation

Declension

Declension of invit
nominative genitive
singular indefinite invit invits
definite inviten invitens
plural indefinite inviter inviters
definite inviterna inviternas

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References

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