stånka

See also: stanka and stänka

Swedish

Etymology 1

From Old Swedish stanka, from Old Norse stanka (“to moan, groan”), from Proto-Germanic *stanikōną, *stanukōną (“to groan repeatedly, pant”). Cognate with Norwegian stanke, Old English stenecian (“to breathe heavily, pant”).

Verb

stånka (present stånkar, preterite stånkade, supine stånkat, imperative stånka)

  1. to pant and moan (as after exertion)
Conjugation
Conjugation of stånka (weak)
active passive
infinitive stånka stånkas
supine stånkat stånkats
imperative stånka —
imper. plural1 stånken —
present past present past
indicative stånkar stånkade stånkas stånkades
ind. plural1 stånka stånkade stånkas stånkades
subjunctive2 stånke stånkade stånkes stånkades
present participle stånkande
past participle —

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

Etymology 2

From earlier ståndka, a diminutive of stånda.

Noun

stånka c

  1. an (often wooden) tankard with a handle and a hinged cover
Declension
Declension of stånka
nominative genitive
singular indefinite stånka stånkas
definite stånkan stånkans
plural indefinite stånkor stånkors
definite stånkorna stånkornas
See also

References

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