Swedish

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Etymology

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Probably from Middle Low German kluteren. Likely cognate of Danish kludre (to bungle). Possibly from the same root as kloss, klot, or klut. Compare with kludda.

Verb

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klottra (present klottrar, preterite klottrade, supine klottrat, imperative klottra)

  1. scribble, scrawl, doodle
  2. to graffiti, tag, etc.

Usage notes

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Usually when considered vandalism in (sense 2). A neutral phrase is "måla graffiti" (paint graffiti).

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