slee
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noun
- sled, sleigh, wheelless vehicle which glides on land or ice
- colloquiala large/prestigious car
adjective
- stiff, cramped
- blunt
- sour
Forms
noun
| plural | sleeën |
|---|---|
| diminutive neuter | sleetje |
adjective
| comparative | sleeër |
|---|---|
| superlative | sleest |
| adverbial positive predicative | slee |
| adverbial comparative predicative | sleeër |
| adverbial predicative superlative | het sleest |
| adverbial predicative superlative | het sleeste |
| feminine indefinite masculine positive singular | sleeë |
| comparative feminine indefinite masculine singular | sleeëre |
| feminine indefinite masculine singular superlative | sleeste |
| indefinite neuter positive singular | slee |
| comparative indefinite neuter singular | sleeër |
| indefinite neuter singular superlative | sleeste |
| indefinite plural positive | sleeë |
| comparative indefinite plural | sleeëre |
| indefinite plural superlative | sleeste |
| definite positive | sleeë |
| comparative definite | sleeëre |
| definite superlative | sleeste |
| partitive positive | slees |
| comparative partitive | sleeërs |
Other ways to say it
- bolidebolide; an exceptionally bright meteor; fast racing car; speedster, high-powered car
- botnot sharp, blunt, dull; impolite, badly behaving: curt, blunt, rude
- sleedoornblackthorn (Prunus spinosa); sloe (fruit of the blackthorn, Prunus spinosa)
- stompblunt, not sharp; having over 90 degrees
- stroefrough, not smooth; difficult to move
- wrangastringent (mouthfeel), tart
- zuursour; acidic