kungöra

Swedish

Etymology

From Old Swedish kungöra, ultimately from the root of the obsolete kund (“known”) (see kunna (“to know”)), with influence from German kundmachen (“to announce, make known”).

Verb

kungöra (present kungör, preterite kungjorde, supine kungjort, imperative kungör)

  1. to make publicly known; to inform (officially) the general public

Conjugation

Conjugation of kungöra (weak)
active passive
infinitive kungöra kungöras
supine kungjort kungjorts
imperative kungör —
imper. plural1 kungören —
present past present past
indicative kungör kungjorde kungörs, kungöres kungjordes
ind. plural1 kungöra kungjorde kungöras kungjordes
subjunctive2 kungöre kungjorde kungöres kungjordes
present participle kungörande
past participle kungjord

1 Archaic. 2 Dated. See the appendix on Swedish verbs.

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