How to Say “Spring” in Swedish

vår
/voːr/common gender
The Swedish word for the season of spring is vår.
vår refers to the season between winter and summer in temperate climates.
Meaning: season between winter and summer in temperate climates (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The indefinite form is vår. Use the definite form våren when referring to a specific spring or 'the spring' in general. The plural form is vårar and the genitive or possessive form is vårens.

How do you pronounce it?

/voːr/

Did you know?

  • The phrase vårkänslor describes the specific 'spring feelings' or romantic restlessness people experience when the weather warms up.
  • The Swedish word vår is a homonym that also means 'our'. The meaning is determined by the context of the sentence.
  • The word vår is derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *wósr̥, which is related to the concept of dawn or early light.

Examples in context

  • Snart är det vår.
    It will be spring soon.
    This sentence is useful for stating that it will be spring soon using vår.
    Tatoeba #904385 by Tximist, translation #694426 by AmberShadow
  • Våren står om hörnet.
    Spring is around the corner.
    This sentence is useful for saying spring is around the corner using vår.
    Tatoeba #9714702 by morbrorper, translation #266948 by CK
  • Är du redo för våren?
    Are you ready for spring?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone is ready for spring using vår.
    Tatoeba #11061966 by SilasNordgren, translation #4941076 by Theocracy
  • Jag älskar våren!
    I love spring!
  • 20 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Linnea and Karl are walking in a park during a change in weather.

  1. Linnea

    Jag älskar när det blir vår.
    I love it when spring arrives.
  2. Karl

    Ja, våren är verkligen här nu.
    Yes, spring is really here now.
  3. Linnea

    Ser du blommorna?
    Do you see the flowers?
  4. Karl

    Ja, det är fantastiskt.
    Yes, it is fantastic.

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