gapskratta

Swedish

Etymology

From gap (“wide open mouth”) +‎ skratta (“laugh”).

Verb

gapskratta (present gapskrattar, preterite gapskrattade, supine gapskrattat, imperative gapskratta)

  1. to laugh in a loud and unrestrained manner; to guffaw
    Synonyms: gapflabba, asgarva

Conjugation

Conjugation of gapskratta (weak)
active passive
infinitive gapskratta gapskrattas
supine gapskrattat gapskrattats
imperative gapskratta —
imper. plural1 gapskratten —
present past present past
indicative gapskrattar gapskrattade gapskrattas gapskrattades
ind. plural1 gapskratta gapskrattade gapskrattas gapskrattades
subjunctive2 gapskratte gapskrattade gapskrattes gapskrattades
present participle gapskrattande
past participle gapskrattad

1 Archaic. 2 Dated. See the appendix on Swedish verbs.

References

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