slaska

See also: śląska, Śląska, śląską, and Śląską

Swedish

Etymology

slask +‎ -a

Verb

slaska (present slaskar, preterite slaskade, supine slaskat, imperative slaska)

  1. (often with ner (“down”)) to spill (and make a mess)
    Du har slaskat ner hela duken med sås
    You've spilled sauce all over the tablecloth
  2. to be above freezing temperature (when there's snow on the ground, creating slask (“slush”))
  3. to add or record something without clear categorisation (often due to being deemed unimportant or lacking ways to properly categorise)
    Ingen av kategorierna passade, så jag slaskade in det under "Övrigt".
    None of the categories fit, so I slotted it under "Other."

Conjugation

Conjugation of slaska (weak)
active passive
infinitive slaska slaskas
supine slaskat slaskats
imperative slaska —
imper. plural1 slasken —
present past present past
indicative slaskar slaskade slaskas slaskades
ind. plural1 slaska slaskade slaskas slaskades
subjunctive2 slaske slaskade slaskes slaskades
present participle slaskande
past participle —

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

References

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