nounverb

ett komma

comma

The word komma has two primary meanings in Swedish:

As a verb: It means "to come," "to arrive," or "to reach." It is used to describe movement towards a speaker or a destination, as well as reaching a certain state or result (e.g., "att komma fram" - to arrive).
As a noun: It refers to the punctuation mark "comma" (,), used to separate parts of a sentence or to denote decimal fractions in numbers.

As a verb: It is an irregular verb.
- Infinitive: komma
- Present tense: kommer
- Past tense (preterite): kom
- Supine: kommit
- Imperative: kom
- Etymology: Derived from Old Swedish koma, from Old Norse koma, sharing roots with the English word "come."
As a noun: It is a neuter noun (ett-word).
- Indefinite singular: ett komma
- Definite singular: kommat
- Indefinite plural: komman
- Definite plural: kommana
- Etymology: Derived from Latin comma, which comes from Greek komma, meaning "a cut" or "a clause."

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