verbverb
susa
whoosh
Definition & meaning
Susa means to make a soft rushing or swishing sound, like wind in the trees. It can also mean to move swiftly, often with such a sound.
It can describe a ringing or rushing sound in someone’s ears or head.
Grammar & Word origin
Susa is a verb:
- Present: susar
- Past: susade
- Supine: susat
It is related to the noun sus , meaning “a rushing or swishing sound.” The word is sound-imitative.
Synonyms & antonyms
- brusa — to roar or rush; generally suggests a louder, stronger sound.
- vina — to whine or whistle; often suggests a sharper sound.
- swisha — to swish or whoosh; emphasizes a quick movement or sound.
There is no exact antonym, but tystna , “to fall silent,” can express the opposite of making a rushing sound.
Common phrases & collocations
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Examples
Vinden susar utanför fönstret.verb
The wind whooshes outside the window.
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