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Swedish
Etymology
Compound of metallindustriarbetareförbund (“industrial metalworkers union”) + -s- + ordförande (“chairperson”).
Noun
metallindustriarbetareförbundsordförande c
- A chairperson for an industrial metalworkers or metal industry workers union.
1989 November 25, Jehu, “LÄGET [THE SITUATION]”, in Göteborgs-Posten, page 19:Samtidigt pågår ett skoj med de jordiska orden. Arbetare går snart inte att skriva annat än i sammansättningar (metallindustriarbetareförbundsordförande).- At the same time, there are ongoing tomfoolery with the earthly words. Worker will soon not be able to be written in other than compositions (metal industry workers' union chairman).
1993 December 13, Eva Bäckstedt, “Fullt av fällor i sjungande språk [Full of traps in singing language]”, in Svenska Dagbladet, page 9:Därtill kommer ordbetoningen där svenskan bara har antydan till regler. I franskan ligger betoningen alltid på sista stavelsen, i finskan alltid på första, i polskan alltid på näst sista. Men i svenskan? Tidning? Artikel? Katastrof? Metallindustriarbetareförbundsordförande?- In addition, the word emphasis where Swedish only has a hint of rules. In French the emphasis is always on the last syllable, in Finnish always on the first, in Polish always on the second last. But in Swedish? Newspaper? Article? Disaster? Metal industry workers' union chairman?
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