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Detailed Translations for slaver from English to Swedish
slaver:
Conjugations for slaver:
present
- slaver
- slaver
- slavers
- slaver
- slaver
- slaver
simple past
- slavered
- slavered
- slavered
- slavered
- slavered
- slavered
present perfect
- have slavered
- have slavered
- has slavered
- have slavered
- have slavered
- have slavered
past continuous
- was slavering
- were slavering
- was slavering
- were slavering
- were slavering
- were slavering
future
- shall slaver
- will slaver
- will slaver
- shall slaver
- will slaver
- will slaver
continuous present
- am slavering
- are slavering
- is slavering
- are slavering
- are slavering
- are slavering
subjunctive
- be slavered
- be slavered
- be slavered
- be slavered
- be slavered
- be slavered
diverse
- slaver!
- let's slaver!
- slavered
- slavering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
-
the slaver (slave ship)
Translation Matrix for slaver:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
slavskepp | slave ship; slaver | |
- | slave dealer; slave owner; slave trader; slaveholder | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
dregla | babble; blab; chat; chatter; cough up slime; dribble; drivel; drone on; gab; jabber; prattle; prattle on; slaver; slobber; talk crap; talk rubbish; waffle | |
fjäska | babble; blab; chat; chatter; dribble; drone on; gab; jabber; prattle; prattle on; slaver; slobber; talk crap; talk rubbish; waffle | |
hosta upp slem | cough up slime; drivel; slaver; slobber | cough up phlegm; expectorate |
lisma | babble; blab; chat; chatter; dribble; drone on; gab; jabber; prattle; prattle on; slaver; slobber; talk crap; talk rubbish; waffle | |
slemma | cough up slime; drivel; slaver; slobber | |
- | dribble; drivel; drool; slabber; slobber | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
dregel | drivel; slaver; slobber | |
drägel | dribble; slaver; slobber |
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Synonyms for "slaver":
Related Definitions for "slaver":
slaver form of slave:
Conjugations for slave:
present
- slave
- slave
- slaves
- slave
- slave
- slave
simple past
- slaved
- slaved
- slaved
- slaved
- slaved
- slaved
present perfect
- have slaved
- have slaved
- has slaved
- have slaved
- have slaved
- have slaved
past continuous
- was slaving
- were slaving
- was slaving
- were slaving
- were slaving
- were slaving
future
- shall slave
- will slave
- will slave
- shall slave
- will slave
- will slave
continuous present
- am slaving
- are slaving
- is slaving
- are slaving
- are slaving
- are slaving
subjunctive
- be slaved
- be slaved
- be slaved
- be slaved
- be slaved
- be slaved
diverse
- slave!
- let's slave!
- slaved
- slaving
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for slave:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
slav | serf; slave | addict |
slavinna | bondwoman; slave | |
träl | serf; slave | serf |
trälinna | bondwoman; slave | |
- | hard worker; striver | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
arbeta som en slav | drudge; go out of one's way; put oneself out; slave; slave away; work oneself to the bone; work to pieces | |
slava | drudge; go out of one's way; put oneself out; slave; slave away; work oneself to the bone; work to pieces | |
slita och släpa | drudge; go out of one's way; put oneself out; slave; slave away; work oneself to the bone; work to pieces | |
träla | drudge; go out of one's way; put oneself out; slave; slave away; work oneself to the bone; work to pieces | |
- | break one's back; buckle down; knuckle down |
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Antonyms for "slave":
Related Definitions for "slave":
Wiktionary Translations for slave:
slave
Cross Translation:
noun
-
person owned by another
-
person forced to work for another
-
person who is forced to perform sexual acts
- slave → slav; slavinna; sexslav; sexslavinna
-
engineering: device that is controlled by another device
-
to work hard
- slave → slava
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• slave | → utarbetad; slita ut sig | ↔ abarbeiten — schwer arbeiten, bis zur Erschöpfung arbeiten, sich abmühen |