interjectionverb
anamma
embrace · adopt
Definition & meaning
Anamma means to embrace, adopt, or take up an idea, practice, attitude, or belief and make it one’s own. It often suggests acceptance or enthusiasm.
Grammar & Word origin
- Verb: anamma – anammar – anammade – anammat
- It is a transitive verb: it normally takes an object.
- The word comes from older Swedish and is related to a Germanic verb meaning “to take” or “receive.”
Synonyms & antonyms
- ta till sig — to take something on board; often used for ideas, advice, or information.
- införa — to introduce or implement something; emphasizes putting it into practice rather than personally embracing it.
- förkasta — to reject or discard, especially an idea or proposal.
- avvisa — to reject or refuse; can apply more broadly to proposals, requests, or people.
Common phrases & collocations
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Examples
Vi måste anamma en ny idé.verb
We must embrace a new idea.
Hon anammade metoden efter flera försök.verb
She adopted the method after several attempts.
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