intet
Danish edit
Noun edit
intet n
Pronoun edit
intet
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Norwegian Bokmål edit
Noun edit
intet n
Pronoun edit
intet
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Swedish edit
Etymology edit
From Old Swedish intit, neuter of ingin (“no one”), the equivalent of modern Swedish ingen, whose modern neuter form is inget (“no (as a determiner), nothing (as a pronoun)”).
Pronoun edit
intet
- (somewhat solemn except for in certain expressions) nothing, no
- (nominalized, often as "tomma intet" (the empty nothing)) the nothing, the nothingness
- skapa något ur tomma intet
- create something out of thin air [the empty nothing]
- stirra ut i tomma intet
- stare into space [out into the empty nothing – can also be expressed as "stirra ut i luften"]
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