tågluffa

Swedish

Etymology

tåg (“train”) +‎ luffa (“to backpack”). First attested in 1973. Interrail was introduced in 1972.

Verb

tågluffa (present tågluffar, preterite tågluffade, supine tågluffat, imperative tågluffa)

  1. to ride the rails
  2. (more specifically) to interrail (to travel around Europe with an InterRail pass)

Conjugation

Conjugation of tågluffa (weak)
active passive
infinitive tågluffa tågluffas
supine tågluffat tågluffats
imperative tågluffa —
imper. plural1 tågluffen —
present past present past
indicative tågluffar tågluffade tågluffas tågluffades
ind. plural1 tågluffa tågluffade tågluffas tågluffades
subjunctive2 tågluffe tågluffade tågluffes tågluffades
present participle tågluffande
past participle —

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

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