How to Say “Spoon” in Swedish

sked
/ɧeːd/common gender
The English word 'spoon' is translated into Swedish as sked.
sked is a common-gender noun referring to a scooped utensil used for eating or serving.
Meaning: scooped utensil for eating (or serving) (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The definite form of sked is skeden (the spoon). The plural form is skedar (spoons).

How do you pronounce it?

/ɧeːd/

Did you know?

  • The Old Norse ancestor of sked, known as 'skeið', originally referred to a 'stretch' or 'period of time', rather than just a utensil.
  • The word sked belongs to a group of words that look very similar across Scandinavia, meaning you might recognize it in Danish as 'ske' or Norwegian as 'skje'.
  • The word sked is used in the compound skedmatning, which refers specifically to the act of spoon-feeding a child or a patient.

Examples in context

  • Ge mig en sked.
    Give me a spoon.
    This sentence is useful for requesting a sked.
    Tatoeba #1974577 by herrsilen, translation #4788268 by NatsuDonkey
  • Vi äter soppa med en sked.
    We eat soup with a spoon.
    This sentence is useful for describing eating soup with a sked.
    Tatoeba #10097325 by mrkalling, translation #247989 by CK
  • Hon rörde om i kaffet med en sked.
    She stirred her coffee with a spoon.
    This sentence is useful for describing stirring coffee with a sked.
    Tatoeba #893303 by Tximist, translation #311029 by CK
  • Kan du snälla ge mig en sked?
    Could you please give me a spoon?
  • Behöver du en sked?
    Do you need a spoon?
  • Kan jag få en sked, tack?
    May I have a spoon, please?
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Maja and Oscar are setting the table for dinner.

  1. Maja

    Behöver vi en sked till desserten?
    Do we need a spoon for the dessert?
  2. Oscar

    Ja, jag tar fram en sked.
    Yes, I will get a spoon.
  3. Maja

    Tack, du är jättesnäll.
    Thanks, you are very kind.
  4. Oscar

    Inga problem, Maja.
    No problem, Maja.

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