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Swedish
Etymology
slag + rörd, where slag is a short form of slaganfall (medical stroke), used since 1730
Adjective
slagrörd (not comparable)
- paralyzed, lame or partially immobile as a consequence of having suffered a (medical) stroke
- Thorstanus Johannis kommer heller icke i fråga på grund av att han vid sin år 1505 timade död hade nära 10 år såsom slagrörd legat i klostrets sjukhus (»paralyticus effectus decubuit in infirmitorio quasi ad X annos». Diar. Vadst)
- Thorstanus Johannis can also not be the right person, as he at his death in 1505 had spent 10 years as paralyzed from a stroke in the monastery's hospital (...)
- Modren, som låg i sängen, var slagrörd sedan två år, hade svag hörsel, och svårt att tala.
- The mother, who was in bed, was paralyzed from a stroke since two years, had weak hearing, and difficult to speak.
- Dessa bref hade den slagrörde liggande bredvid sig
- These letters, the paralyzed kept lying close to his side
Declension
Inflection of slagrörd
Indefinite
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positive
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comparative
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superlative1
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common singular
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slagrörd
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neuter singular
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slagrört
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plural
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slagrörda
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masculine plural2
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slagrörde
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Definite
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positive
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comparative
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superlative
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masculine singular3
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slagrörde
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all
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slagrörda
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1 The indefinite superlative forms are only used in the predicative.
2 Dated or archaic.
3 Only used, optionally, to refer to things whose natural gender is masculine.
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