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Part (Swedish: part)

In Swedish, "part" generally refers to a party or a part in different contexts:

1. Party/Side in Negotiation or Conflict:
   It means one of the parties or participants involved in an agreement, negotiation, lawsuit, or conflict.

   • Example: "Båda parter var överens." (Both parties agreed.)

2. Component / Piece: It can also mean a portion, section, or piece of something larger. However, this meaning is more commonly expressed with the word "del" when referring to parts of things or objects.

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Similar words and differences:

• Part vs Del

  • Part is often used in legal, social, or negotiations contexts, meaning a party involved.
  • Del means simply "a piece," "portion," or "part" of an object, material, building, or abstract concept (like a story part).

• Parti (similar sounding)

  • Parti means political party or group and is not usually interchangeable with part.

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Summary

• Part = a party or side taking part in a negotiation, conflict, agreement, or legal matter.
• Del = a physical or abstract part or piece of something.

If you were referring to the English noun "part" but meant a Swedish synonym for the object-related sense, del is the usual go-to word.